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Renan Spatin

Software Architect · Technology Strategist

Renan W. Spatin

I take ideas off paper and turn them into systems that work - software architecture, applied AI and whatever language the problem calls for.

I got into technology to build things from scratch and make people's lives easier. Law gave me the rest: an eye for rules, processes and what it takes to be trusted.

Transfero · BTG Pactual · Thomson Reuters · Lumon Pay

Roman Catholic

MBA in Software Architecture · MBA in Leadership & Management, FGV (in progress)

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By the numbers

Engineering in production, not in slides.

606
Pull requests shipped at Transfero (May 2023 → today)
4,700
Commits across 72 crypto-payments repositories
488
Production changes (RFCs) I executed
10+
Banking, payment and custody integrations delivered

How I can help.

Three tracks, all delivered to production - not a recommendations PDF.

What people I've worked with say

Recommendations from leaders, peers and people I led, published on LinkedIn.

I've had the pleasure of working closely with Renan for several years, from our time at BTG Pactual through to Transfero Group, and I can confidently say he is an outstanding professional. Renan is extremely meticulous, methodical, and focused, with a strong commitment to delivering high-quality work. He's someone you can trust in critical situations and complex environments.
Flavio Barci · Senior Software Engineer, BTG Pactual · Transfero · worked with Renan on the same teamView on LinkedIn
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Outcomes that shipped.

Technical decisions with measurable impact on speed, cost, reliability and compliance - the four most representative.

If useful, leave a trace.

  1. Integration delivery velocity

    Transfero · 2023 →

    Designed a Microkernel architecture for external-integration adapters and built a Visual Studio template that scaffolds the full library structure. Tripled delivery speed for new adapters and became the team standard.

    Trade-offAccepted more complexity in the core - an extensible kernel costs more to maintain - in exchange for linear adapter delivery. Worth it because integrations were the team's growth vector.

    • C# / .NET 7
    • Microkernel
    • Clean Architecture
    • Visual Studio
  2. Py → .NET

    Critical migration from Python to .NET 7

    Transfero · 2023 →

    Rewrote a critical integration from Python to .NET 7. Performance gains, higher reliability, and alignment with the company's core stack - fewer incidents on critical financial operations.

    Trade-offAccepted the cost of rewriting battle-tested code in exchange for consolidating the stack in a single language - smaller oncall surface, one CI/CD pipeline, unified observability.

    • Python
    • .NET 7
    • Performance
    • Reliability
  3. ↓ cost

    Centralized pricing service

    Transfero · 2023 →

    Built a centralized service that aggregates external pricing data and serves every internal application. Eliminated redundant calls, standardized the source of truth, and cut company-wide operational cost at scale.

    Trade-offAccepted a single point of failure in exchange for consistency and cost. Covered with aggressive Redis caching, clear SLOs, and graceful degradation when the upstream goes down.

    • C# / .NET
    • Redis
    • Azure
    • Distributed Cache
  4. SDK

    SDK + template that accelerated the payments team

    Transfero / BTG Pactual · 2022 →

    Built an SDK and a Visual Studio template that scaffold the base project for payment adapters. Other teams now focus only on the integration itself - time per adapter fell from weeks to days, with quality consistent by design.

    Trade-offSDKs demand semantic versioning discipline and an API surface that ages well. I took on that responsibility to remove cognitive load from consumer teams - they no longer need to know the plumbing.

    • C# / .NET
    • SDK design
    • Visual Studio
    • DX

Volunteer projects.

Outside company work, I serve communities and associations as a volunteer - it's where technology makes people's lives easier most directly.

  1. I

    Volunteer·Communications ministry · Web + Mobile + API · 2024

    Comunidade Católica Exaltai.

    comexaltai.com
    comexaltai.com
    Comunidade Católica Exaltai - comexaltai.com

    A Catholic community I belong to, serving in the communications ministry. I built the platform as a volunteer: web, hybrid mobile app and custom backend. Daily liturgy, events, content editor and members area - technology in service of faith and community.

    • 01ASP.NET Core 9 backend in Clean Architecture with Entity Framework Core 9 over PostgreSQL 16 and JWT authentication.
    • 02React 19 + Vite web and hybrid mobile via Capacitor, sharing the same API - one code base, three surfaces.
    • 03TipTap editor and liturgical calendar wired so the editorial team publishes content without needing engineering.
  2. II

    Volunteer·Vice-president of the association · Full-stack · 2024

    Gokai.

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    gokai.ong
    Gokai - gokai.ong

    A non-profit sports association where I serve as vice-president. I built the platform as a volunteer: serverless Next.js on Supabase, no custom backend - lean architecture so it costs the association almost nothing.

    • 01Next.js 16 (App Router) with Supabase SSR for auth and managed Postgres - no server of my own to operate.
    • 02Forms with React Hook Form + Zod, fully typed end-to-end; UI with shadcn/ui on Tailwind v4.
    • 03Deployed on Vercel, no Docker or custom pipeline - simplicity as a competitive advantage for a non-profit.

Track record.

7+ years of experience

Track record by company, technologies, and responsibilities. Full, printable version on the resume page.

  1. Current

    01 / 04

    Technical Lead · Software Engineer

    Transfero · Remote

    Technical leadership of a 3-engineer team, reporting directly to the CTO and Director. Architecture of new backends, team technical standards, engineering reviews and technical strategy alongside leadership. In 3 years: 606 PRs, ~4,700 commits across 72 repositories and 488 production changes - on/off-ramp, custody, compliance and trading. In 2026, architected the new Node/AWS stack (EKS/ECS, Terraform, Helm) and the cross-border settlement product, spec-first with AI agents.

    • C# / .NET
    • Distributed Systems
    • Azure
    • Kubernetes
    • Engineering Leadership
    • Architecture
  2. Past role

    02 / 04

    Senior Software Engineer · Contract

    Lumon Pay · United Kingdom (Remote)

    Heavy back-end projects for a UK-based fintech. Mission-critical C# / .NET services on Azure, with focus on reliability, financial integrations, and performance under real load.

    • C# / .NET
    • Azure
    • Backend
    • Distributed Systems
    • Fintech
  3. Past role

    03 / 04

    Software Engineering Specialist

    Transfero · Brazil

    Architected and built financial integration services at scale. Designed the Microkernel architecture that 3×'d adapter delivery velocity, migrated a critical integration from Python to .NET 7, and built a centralized pricing service that cut company-wide operational cost.

    • C# / .NET 7/8
    • Azure Service Bus
    • PostgreSQL
    • SQL Server
    • CosmosDB
    • Redis
    • Kubernetes
    • Microkernel
    • Clean Architecture
  4. Past role

    04 / 04

    Technical Lead · Offshore Onboarding

    BTG Pactual · Brazil

    Technical leadership of 5 devs + QA on the Offshore Onboarding squad at Latin America's largest investment bank. Pershing integration for automated document upload and workflow for offshore PJ account creation (US and Cayman).

    • C# / .NET 5/6
    • RabbitMQ
    • AWS SQS/SNS
    • DynamoDB
    • PostgreSQL
    • Kubernetes
    • Microservices

Writing

Writing

Software architecture, applied AI and what I learn taking products off paper and keeping them alive in production.

2026-05-29

Systemic efficiency: software should be as solid as a well-drafted contract

The thesis behind my work: treat systems like contracts - anticipating failure modes, eliminating ambiguity, and removing friction at the level that matters, not the cheapest one.

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Let's talk about your system.

A 30-minute diagnostic, no strings: you describe the bottleneck, I tell you whether and how I'd solve it.

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