Vinícius Lima

Associate Professor of Graphic Design

Vinícius Lima is a skilled Ruby on Rails developer with three years of experience in both front-end and back-end development. He possesses a vast knowledge of good development practices, architecture concepts, and style guides. Vinícius is an expert in Ruby's tools for the creation and maintenance of systems and has a quick mind for developing solutions to complicated problems. He is an enthusiastic user of open-source software and has the ability to operate using various operating systems, including MacOS and Linux.

Vinícius has a complete high school education, having studied at E.E.P.G. Luiz Gonzaga Pinto e Silva, and has worked in various capacities. He has served as a Ruby and Crystal Software Engineer at NGP (NextGen Prospect), System Analyst at iCasei, Analista de desenvolvimento at Jayatech, Software Developer at SOLLIS - Soluções Integradas à Saúde S/A, Junior System Analyst at Bio Ritmo Academia, and Junior Software Developer at Campus Code.

Currently, Vinícius works as a Ruby on Rails Developer at Clicksign, with a preference for discussing work-related tasks only through communication platforms provided by the company. His experience, coupled with his passion for open-source software, makes him a valuable addition to any team.

Experience

Associate Professor of Graphic Design and Foundations at Grand Valley State University (August 2020 - Present)

Assistant Professor of Graphic Design and Foundations at Grand Valley State University (August 2014 - August 2020), Education Director at AIGA West Michigan (June 2018 - June 2022), Lecturer at University of Iowa (August 2009 - June 2014), Graduate Teaching Assistant at University of Iowa (August 2005 - July 2009)

Education

MFA in Design and Photography from University of Iowa (2007 - 2009), MA in Design and Photography from University of Iowa (2005 - 2007), B.Arch. in Architecture and Urban Design from Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (2000 - 2005), Junior High and High School at Colegio Pedro II (1993 - 1999)