Operational tools
The projects below began with ordinary but recurring situations: following one request across several spreadsheets, entering the same details into multiple forms or turning a folder of documents into a dependable table. In each case, I first mapped how the information moved before deciding what to automate.
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At Lojas Mari, examinations, vacations, medical certificates and probation periods were followed in different places. This application brings each case, its documents and its next deadline into one routine the team can consult.
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Hiring a new employee meant copying the same information into more than one form. This browser extension reads the employee’s PDF and TXT files on the computer, prepares the fields it recognizes and leaves the completed pages ready for review without pressing the final save button.
View case studySome routines begin with a folder of documents and end with a spreadsheet. The work between those two points is often still manual: find the same fields in every file, copy the values and check that nothing was left behind. This desktop prototype organizes that process without moving the source documents off the computer.
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I work mainly on internal web applications, browser automation and document workflows. These projects reduce repeated work and make it easier to see where information came from, what still needs attention and what has already been completed.