h0wzy
I build software that states what it cannot do.
Full-stack developer · Londrina, Paraná, Brazil
3y 8mo in IT (since the Unicesumar degree in 2023; employed since May 2025)
225 hrs 54 mins, tracked 2026-03-17 to current
Full-stack developer working across Next.js and .NET for client products, Python for AI and pipeline work, and infrastructure defined in Terraform rather than clicked into a console.
Most of what I ship is for real businesses in Paraná (perimeter security, civil construction, independent professionals) where the measure of the work is whether the phone stops being the only way in.
The habit I care about most is documenting the limitation alongside the feature. A classifier I built, measured and switched off is worth more in a README than one I shipped without measuring.
Nine projects, and what each one does not do.
Every entry states its problem, its stack, its honest current state, and the limitations its own documentation declares.
- Telas Paranáin production
Conversion site, lead capture and customer authentication for a traditional fencing company, on Cloud Run and provisioned entirely by Terraform.
- Selzler Construtorafunctional, not deployed
Public site and admin panel letting the partners publish their own work, built in ten days on a modular monolith with structure and auth inherited from Telas Paraná.
- generative-ai-e2delivered
Freshservice-to-Jira automation plus a local RAG lab, built spec-driven, and notable mainly for the classifier that was measured and then switched off.
- viralvideogen (storylab)functional, not deployed
A CLI pipeline turning a reference video into a production-ready storytelling package, whose defining rule is that it never believes a result it has not measured.
- Studio Bia Santosin production
A single static page with no backend, where the booking card composes a WhatsApp message instead of reserving a calendar, which is the right product decision for the business.
Measured, not asserted.
- total tracked
- 225 hrs 54 minsSource: WakaTime
- daily average
- 2 hrs 47 minstracked 2026-03-17 to current
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Time in IT is counted from the Unicesumar degree in 2023. Employment at TCS ran from May 2025 to August 2026. Tracked coding time covers only the range the tracker reports, which starts in March 2026. Three measures over three periods, and none of them is evidence for another.
public commits, day by day
1806 public contributions Source: GitHub · 2025-09-14 to 2026-09-19
Open to work and to interesting problems.
- email: howzysolutions@gmail.com
- github: github.com/H0wZy
- linktree: linktr.ee/h0wzymarcos