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Gabriel Maestre Costa


Gabriel Maestre Costa

Backend and full-stack developer

Experience building and evolving production systems, APIs, integrations, and process automation, mostly for financial solutions.

The work covers PHP, Laravel, Java, Spring Boot, Node.js, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Angular, and TypeScript, along with REST and SOAP, XML and JSON, legacy systems, multi-tenant architecture, and asynchronous processing. Delivery uses GitLab, CI/CD, Docker, Composer, Maven, and SonarQube.

B.Sc. in Computer Science, with experience in AI, reinforcement learning, and multi-agent systems.

Ponta Grossa, Paraná, Brazil

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Experience

  1. Fácil Tecnologia

    Software DeveloperOct 2025–Present

    Builds and evolves production systems for payroll-deducted loans, financial operations, collection, and credit recovery. ConsigFACIL is a multi-tenant payroll-loan platform in PHP and PostgreSQL. ProFACIL is a credit-recovery platform, with a Java/Spring Boot API and an Angular/TypeScript interface.

  2. AquiCob Soluções de Cobrança

    Software DeveloperMay 2025–Sep 2025

    Built collection modules in PHP and MySQL for agreements, interest, penalties, discounts, and collection operations, and bank integrations over SOAP and REST.

  3. Moonrock Soluções Tecnológicas (contract)

    Software DeveloperMar 2025–Sep 2025

    Built RESTful APIs in Laravel/PHP and interfaces in React/Next.js, with PostgreSQL, PHP queues, Docker, and CI/CD.

Projects

  1. SICITE 2023 certificate for the paper on autonomous-vehicle driving with reinforcement learning.
    Fig. 1

    Scientific Initiation, Intelligent Agents

    Mar 2023–Nov 2023

    Trained a DQN agent to drive in a simulated city. The control problem was set up in CARLA, the training loop ran in Python with TensorFlow and Keras-RL, and the agent was validated experimentally as a deep network.

  2. Pré-SICITE 2024 certificate for the paper comparing autonomous-vehicle simulators for reinforcement learning.
    Fig. 2

    Scientific Initiation, Traffic Simulation and AI

    Mar 2024–Nov 2024

    Compared CARLA, SUMO, and Traffic3D before later experiments committed to one of them. The choice rested on realism, behavioral fidelity, computational cost, and how directly each simulator connects to a reinforcement-learning stack.

  3. Fig. 3

    MASPY / Thesis

    Mar 2025–May 2026

    Compared a multi-agent learner with a monolithic one on the same intersection. MASPY traffic-light agents learn with Q-learning inside a BDI environment model; a tabular SARSA baseline trains on an equivalent environment, with shared transitions, reward, and exploration.

    github.com/Dev-Maestre/Smart-Queue-Agents-W-Maspy

Education

B.Sc. Computer Science, UTFPR, 2021–2026

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