Iago Bozza
Hi, I’m Iago Bozza, a full-stack developer who works with Rails, React, Next.js, and Hugo to create dynamic web applicaions and static websites.
I am a web developer with experience in both back-end and front-end development. I have experience with Ruby on Rails, React, Next.js and Hugo, as well as experience with a range of other technologies. With a background in philosophy, I bring a unique perspective to software development and excel at problem-solving and critical thinking. I am currently seeking a back-end developer role where I can apply my technical skills and passion for software development to make a meaningful contribution to a team.
Skills
Ruby, JavaScript, Go, Java, Rails, Devise, OAuth, RSpec, Node, Express, Fastify, React, Next.js, Redux, React-Query, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Hugo, AWS, Heroku, Railway, Render, Git, HTML, CSS, TDD.
Experience
Freelance Hugo Developer, Fiverr - Hugo Developer (2020-present)
Successfully completed 80+ orders as a top-rated Hugo developer on Fiverr, earning consistent 5-star ratings for quality and reliability.
Designed and developed bespoke Hugo themes for diverse clients, from individual bloggers to small businesses and large corporations, meeting and exceeding their unique requirements.
Philosophy Instructor, University of Miami - Instructor (2015-2020)
Led courses in logic, critical thinking, philosophy of science, epistemology, philosophy of mind, metaphysics, and contemporary moral issues, guiding students through complex concepts.
Developed and implemented engaging lesson plans that fostered intellectual curiosity, critical analysis, and creative problem-solving skills.
Projects
I have a few portfolio projects listed below if you are interested in seeing some things that I built. I’ve also done dozens of Hugo websites, including this one! You can check out my Fiverr profile if you are interested in taking a look at the real projects I’ve done, and testimonials from clients!
SEP-API
SEP-API is an unofficial RESTful API for the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy powered by Node & Express. The official SEP website is scraped periodically, and access to its entries’ contents is provided through a modern RESTful API.
You can check out an example response from the API at:
https://s-xhpd.onrender.com/api/v1/entries?limit=10
You can check out the documentation at:
https://writeonlycode.github.io/sep-api/
And you can find the source code at:
https://github.com/writeonlycode/sep-api/
Metronomify
Metronomify is a metronome plus practice manager with pomodoro functionalities. It includes a built-in timer, a dashboard that list your practice sessions, and a report pane that shows your sessions with beautiful graphs. It’s powered by Ruby on Rails in the back-end and React in the front-end. It uses React Query for the state management and React components form Mantine.
You can check out the application at:
https://metronomify.onrender.com/
And you can find the source code at:
https://github.com/writeonlycode/metronomify/
Education
My academic formation is in philosophy, with focus on epistemic logic – I have a Bachelor in Philosophy, a Master in Logic & Metaphysics and a Ph.D. in Philosophy.
- University of Miami - Ph.D. in Philosophy, 2014-2020.
- Federal University of Rio de Janeiro - Masters in Logic and Metaphysics, 2012-2014.
- Federal University of Ouro Preto - Bachelor and Licentiate in Philosophy, 2006-2012.
If you want to check out my master’s dissertation (in Portuguese), you can find it here. And if you want to check out my Ph.D. thesis (in English), you can find it here.
Courses and Certificates
I’m currently working through the OSSU curriculum to fill in some of the gaps in my computer science formation. Some of the courses I’ve already finished are listed below.
Programming Languages
Completed the course Programming Languages, Part A, Programming Languages, Part B, and Programming Languages, Part C offered by the University of Washington through the online learning platform Coursera. You can check out the certificates here, here and here.
How to Code: Simple and Complex Data
I’ve completed the courses HtC1x: How to Code: Simple Data and HtC2x: How to Code: Complex Data, offered by the University of British Columbia through the online learning platform edX. You can check out the certificates here and here!
Contact
If you want to get in touch, feel free to send me an e-mail, or you can check out my GitHub profile, or send me a message through Twitter or Fiverr!