web.br 2013 Conference

Kris is a Chicago native and the Executive Director of the jQuery Foundation where he works to help the foundation realize its mission to make the web a better place for everyone.

He is also a member of the jQuery UI team working on everything from fixing bugs to new development.

jQuery team member, former IBMer Lead Software Engineer (Linux Tech Center). B.S in Computer Science at USP (Brazil).

Fernanda Weiden works with large scale infrastructure, currently in the Production Engineering team at Facebook. Previously, Fernanda worked at Google and IBM.

Her involvement in the Free Software community began in 2002, she's been an organizer of FISL (the International Free Software Forum) for several years and she's been vice-president of the FSFE from 2009 until 2011, being responsible for organizing the Document Freedom Day.

Master's in Computer Science and Specialist in Web Development.

Also professor and coordinator of the postgraduation at UTFPR Londrina, and researcher in business and DESERTO Digital and Digital Agency ICOMP.

Alex Soares is Solutions Engineer with almost 20 years of internet experience and currently consulting in web performance.

He's been workin at Exceda for the last 6 years, where he coordinates projects in some of the largest media groups and webportals in Latin America and USA.

Before working at Exceda, he gained experience developing websites, infrastructure and streaming solutions.

Seven years of experience on Web and Mobile for B2B and B2C markets. Mobile Products teacher at Instituto de Artes Interativas (Interactive Arts Institute) and Projects and Products Manager at Hanzo. Studies and promotes mobile market trends and the several aspects of appstores in the Sobre Appss website.

Co-founder of QUByte Interactive, a brazilian game dev studio focused on mobile platforms and game consoles.

In three years, established strategic development partnerships in countries such as USA, Canada, Germany, England, Belgium and China.

The Qubyte games add up (considering all platforms) more than 10 million downloads worldwide.

Project Development Manager at NIC.br, Moreiras coordinates IPv6.br, an initiative to disseminate IPv6 in the country.

He's also responsible for the free availability of the Legal Brazilian Time via NTP, for the realization of studies about the Web, for Zappiens.br, a web portal for high quality video in portuguese, and for training internet service providers.

Knight International Journalism Fellow Gustavo Faleiros is an environmental journalist and media trainer who specializes in data-driven journalism.

During his first Knight International Journalism Fellowship last year, Faleiros launched InfoAmazonia, a digital map that uses satellite and other publicly available data to monitor the Amazon rainforest.

Before his fellowship, Faleiros helped create the Amazon Communications Network, which trained journalists and produced 200 stories about environmental issues in the region.

Is Master's student in Computer Science and works as coordination assistant of educational projects at MStech, working mainly with educational games and projects of digital accessibility.

Is writer on tableless and UX.Blog and curator of FrontInterior. Member of the Accessibility Working Group of W3C Brazil’s.

He graduated in Journalism and Social Sciences, with a Masters in Information Systems from the London School of Economics.

Has worked as editor of the Superintessante Magazine, brand strategy consultant for Studio Ideias and expert in gamification.

He is currently editor-in-chief of Young Male Nuclei websites at Editora Abril.

He have a law degree but is a developer for fun. Enthusiast of front-end technologies and the Open Web, is connected to several area communities worldwide.

Also he is a Mozilla representative and lead front-end developer at Estante Virtual. Splits his time with other passions, including music and longboard.

Tableless.com.br creator, website that helped spread the intelligent development with Web Standards in Brazil. Speaker and evangelist about good practices to front-end development. As a consultant attended teams and leaders from companies like Google, Globo.com, iG, Yahoo!, UOL, Locaweb, Nokia and others.

He is also a columnist for Wide magazine and technical reviewer for Bookman publisher. At Locaweb is coordinator of front-end developers team, where in addition to taking care of the front-end code of the products, maintains the framework of the undertaking.

“Craftsman” of the internet and computer scientist. Loves to learn different Web languages, kind of the one that solve arithmetic and logic, or mark, or stylize, or generate other things.

Also fond of new technologies and APIs, and aware that the code of everyday life is what makes the Web a better place. He is currently Consultant Developer at Codeminer42.

Developer at Globo.com e co-fundador do Loop Infinito, where he shares his knowledge of front-end development.

B.S and Master's student in Computer Science, and is extremely interested in the Web standards and productivity.

Developer at Globo.com and co-founder at Loop Infinito.

Daniel Filho is an interface analyst and front-end developer at Netshoes, creator and co-host of the podcast Zone Of Front-Enders, member of BrazilJS foundation and manager of the GDG-SP (Google Developers Group - São Paulo).

Works with Front-end development for 8 years, a hobby that turned into a career.

Already worked for companies such as TIM, OI and Globo. Currently works as a Development Analyst at Locaweb.

Over 8 years of experience in Web Development, JavaScript is his passion, one of the curators of BrazilJS Conf, the main JavaScript conference in Brazil, and one of the biggest conferences in the world, one of the BrazilJS Foundation's creators/leaders.

Currently working on Terra, in the architecture team, building JavaScript tools and API's for developers, and doing research on new technologies, such as HTML5 and all his umbrella, nodeJS, and of course, JavaScript.

Front-end developer at Locaweb. in love with marketing and web development.

Member of the team organizing the FrontInSampa conference.

Is mobile application developer and community volunteer at Mozilla Brazil, where hosts events about Firefox OS and recently released the book 'Quick Development for Firefox OS'.

In his free time he enjoys board games, science fiction books and pizza.

Works at Mozilla as Technical Evangelist for Firefox OS and other projects. Believes in the Open Web and HTML5.

Previously has been founder of startups and software developer.

Editor at Revista iMasters, coordinator at Google Developer Group São Paulo and member of Garoa Hacker Clube.

Currently dedicated to making things possible through technology.

Sérgio Lopes is a instructor and developer at Caelum.

Fond to the Web and front-end coding, is Web programmer about 14 years . Lately, there has been specializing in mobile and performance optimizations.

He is the author of the book “A Web Mobile” and speaker in several events, moderator GUJ and writes articles on his personal blog.

Post-Graduated in Computer Engineering at University of São Paulo. Currently works as Technical Advisor at the Executive Secretary of CGI.br and teaches classes at SENAC and Centro Paula Souza.

Nathalia has experience in Software Engineering, dealing mainly with topics such as Computing Applied to Education and Requisites Engineering.

Being a web technologies enthusiast, Felipe works as development analist at Terra Networks with 8 years of experience on web development.

He's one of the founders of BrazilJS Foundation and he is an organizer of the Brazilian Javascript Conference, BrazilJS.

Bachelor's in Computer Science from UFMG. Software developer since 1996, involved with free software since 1997, has contributed to several projects, including the Linux kernel.

Today works at Linux Technology Center da IBM with Linux device drivers runned on Power systems.

Libre software activist & developer, libre hardware designer and co-founder of Metamáquina, a brazilian 3d printer manufacturing company.

Felipe's been involved in the development of libre software such as Inkscape, OpenSCAD, Pronterface and GNU LibreDWG. Co-creator of PoliGNU, the Libre software studies group at Escola Politécnica - University of São Paulo and is a co-founder of Garoa Hacker Clube, the first brazilian hackerspace.

Executive Director at E-commerce Brasil, which includes a web portal, a printed magazine and large-scale events focused on fostering e-commerce excellence; technical analyst for seven years, at National SEBRAE, having worked in projects for decentralizing presential and remote customer support.

Viviane has coordinater a set of blogs called Mundo Sebrae; and the networks "Sou Empresário" and "Raio Brasil". Owner of the "Beco com Saída" blog, which was awarded by Prêmio Top Blog for 2 consecutive years as the second best brazilian entrepreneurship blog.

Is strategic designer, currently working as Developer Relations at W3C Brazil. She is graduated from UNB in Design and Post-graduate degree in Strategic Management from FGV.

Advised on several innovation projects, especially in government, with a focus on improving processes for citizen relationship and and services online.

It is also free software enthusiast and open projects. Evangelist of open web standards, focusing on improving the compatibility of anything in modern standards-based browsers.

Web development Specialist at W3C Brazil, holds a degree in design and computer graphics and a graduate degree in Hypermedia Design from the Universidade Anhembi Morumbi in São Paulo.

A specialist in web standards and accessibility, he has worked with web development and design for over twelve years. Taught lectures and tutorials about accessibility and web standards in several events in Brazil and abroad. Currently he is concentrating his efforts in spreading and applying standards and accessibility on the web.

Front-end developer since 2007, and is Technologist in Systems for Internet degree, is student at UTFPR where do an specialization degree in Web Development Focused in User Experience, where research about web accessibility to e-commerce environments.

Currently, working on projects to promote web accessibility and open web at W3C Brazil where is also member of web accessibility working group.

Manager of the W3C Brazil Office, area of the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee to take care of standards that ensure an web from all and to all.

Non-practicing is graduated as Electronic Engineer, and have Specialist Degree at the University of Geneva, and is Master in Public Policy and Management from Fundação Getúlio Vargas.

Being a developer since 2005, Fábio has already developed projects for clients such as Coca-Cola, Absolut, Samsung, Nokia, Microsoft, Bradesco and Itaú.

Today he's a founding partner and Creative Developer at Banana Groove Studios, focused in developing creative solutions using technology.

Web developer for about 5 years, Raphael Agneli is a free software enthusiast and has a degree on Information Technology. He works as front-end and back-end developer at TeamWeb, a company he started 2 years ago.

Currently Raphael is dedicated to the development of the Linux Remove Control application, a project that gathers 2 of his passions: Web and GNU/Linux.

Web developer specialized in Front-End. With more than 7 years of experience, Bruno Azevedo worked in some of the largest internet players in Brazil such as Grupo RBS and Terra Networks.

Currently, Bruno is co-founder && Front-End developer at marimbondo, a studio focused on making the web a prettier place.

José Fernando Tavares studied Communications Science in Italy, where he's been living for the last 19 years. Since 2008 José is dedicated to the digital publishing market and to ePub book publication techniques, following the overal global trends in the subject, trying to find the best practices and processes to apply them to the brazilian market.

José also has technical and practical knowledge on digital book production in the mobi and ePub formats and enhanced books for the iPad. In 2010, he founded Simplíssimo Livros where he currently works as Operations Director and where he's the responsible technician for production.

Graduated in Computer Science, Loiane Groner works as Project Development Manager at Citibank (the largest financial institution in the world), in São Paulo. She has more that 8 years of IT experience.

Loiane has authored the books Ext JS 4 First Look, Mastering Ext JS and Sencha Architect App Development, all of which where published by Packt Publishing being globaly available in english. She's also Java evangelist and Sencha Community Leader in Brazil.

Work with Management of Security Incidents in CERT.br since 1999, where it operates in support for creating new Groups Security Incident Response (CSIRT) in Brazil, training professionals of security, and the development of good operating practices of Internet networks and user awareness.

She is currently an instructor of courses CERT / CC from Carnegie Mellon University, Chair of the FIRST Botnet SIG and member of the Project Advisory Committee AMPARO LACNIC.

Works at Locaweb as Front-End Developer for about 2 years. Began his career as a developer in B. Grob Brazil as HMI Developer.

Has spoken in HTML5DevConf in San Francisco and more than 50 events across Brazil, was Product Team Leader at Petrobras, in recent years has worked as Product manager, aligning the UX with code and agile processes.

Is one of the main speakers and columnists about Front-end development in Brazil.

With a graduate degree in Systems Design and Analysis at PUC-Rio, Davidson Alencar works as Web Projects Manager at Contempory Informática and as teacher and content creator for the Curso iLearn covering topics on front-end and back-end development.

Co-founder and mantainer of the HTML5 Gallery BR project, a website gallery that showcases brazilian HTML5 websites, that was created by Everaldo Bechara. Being a Javascript, Web Standards and Design Patterns enthusiast, Davidson loves to be challenged to learn new technologies.

Eduardo studied Computer Science and graduated in Graphics Design. Currently works as front-end engineer at Booking.com.

He's got experience on web technologies since 1998 and has been working professionaly in this field since 2002. Has already worked on small hotsites as well as in large web apps, designing user-centered experience and practicing information architecture concepts.

Eduardo is also an instructor at Howto courses, and promotes speeches in several events of the Ruby and FrontEnd communities.

Web Engineer providing market consultancy and web solutions since 2000. On 2006 Sam has started to aim at opportunities in the external market as well.

Open Sampa Manager, Board Member at GDG[x] and co-organizer at HackerNest São Paulo, Sam promotes interaction among developers, knowledge sharing and free software development.