Summary
Anderson Garcia is a Digital Accessibility Specialist and systems analyst with over two decades of hands-on experience building and modernizing web systems, and more than a decade in formal roles at the University of São Paulo. He holds a Master's in Computer Science from USP and blends academic research in accessibility and usability with practical work as an accessibility evaluator for Brazil’s national textbook program (PNLD). As a full-stack developer and software architect he has delivered corporate systems, digital libraries and industrial management platforms using .NET, Java, PHP, Python and many major databases, while driving process digitization at USP since 2008. He also teaches and mentors: formerly a computer science instructor at USP and currently advising MBA students in software engineering projects, bridging theory and production realities. A less obvious strength is his long track record of adapting complex legacy workflows to accessible, user-centered web and mobile interfaces, combining domain-driven design thinking with accessibility-first implementation.
11 years of coding experience