Journey

Development and maintenance of mission-critical Air Traffic Management (ATM) systems used by Brazilian Area Control (ACC) and Approach Control (APP) centers for real-time air traffic operations, situational awareness, and controller decision-making.

• Software for flight plans, air routes, aeronautical meteorology, and Performance-Based Communication and Surveillance (PBCS), part of the systems that keep Brazilian airspace safe and efficient.
• Full-stack work across Air Traffic Control components: operational user interfaces, backend services, business rules, system integrations, and communication between distributed applications and external systems.
• C and Java applications in heterogeneous environments (several virtual machine types and operating environments), spanning legacy technologies and modern solutions in predominantly native/vanilla architectures.
• Integration of aeronautical weather capabilities with Surface Meteorological Stations (EMS) and SISMET, making weather data available for flight monitoring and route analysis.
• Evolution of highly available legacy systems under strict reliability requirements: code analysis, new features, defect fixes, and modernization that preserves compatibility with critical infrastructure.