Marcelo Soares

Marcelo Soares

Canada

SOFTWARE ENGINEER

WITH EXPERTISE ON

"Good planning avoids hours of rework!"

RESUME
C++ C# PHP Linux AWS Unity
Games GAMES
Websites WEBSITES
Personal AI
Pirate Jumper
Destiny Deliver
BlackJack
MaxRender Magazine (Laravel CMS)
Networking (NTG) – CG Professionals Platform
ServiSpot (SaaS) – Local Services Marketplace
Custom AI Agents Platform

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EDUCATION

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Diploma in Game Development
NBCC – New Brunswick, Canada | 2021 – 2023
Graduated with Honors
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Innovative Project Management
College of Business – The University of Akron, Ohio – USA | 2022
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Master's in Computer Science
UFRJ – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | 2012 – 2014
Evolutionary, adaptive and predictive computational model for the assessment of cognitive functions
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IT Specialist focused on Education and Society
UFRJ – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | 2009 – 2011
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Licenciate degree, Informatics
Unigranrio – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | 2004 – 2006

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VOLUNTEER

President, ABRAPA
Brazilian Association for Learning Disabilities | 2018 – 2023

ABRAPA is a Brazilian nonprofit association dedicated to supporting children and adolescents with learning disabilities, offering a range of cognitive assessment games and tools to help identify learning difficulties. As president, I led the association's initiatives and projects, with programs recognized by the United Nations.

Contributor, World Dome — Democratic Redistribution of Knowledge
Metacognitive World Education Dome, presented at Rio+20 | 2012 – present

Ongoing contributor to a metacognitive education initiative first presented at the UN Rio+20 conference. Work includes releasing cognitive/educational games for children and adolescents and running hands-on workshops with teachers.

Volunteer Computer Instructor
Brazilian Army (Exército Brasileiro) — Reserve Officers Barracks | Mar 2008 – May 2008

Taught foundational Linux skills to children and teenagers aged 12 to 17 as part of a community outreach program run out of the barracks.