Summary
José Gildo is a data-driven public servant with over a decade of technical experience and more than four years at Brazil’s CADE, where he applies advanced statistical methods to safeguard market competitiveness. He combines academic rigor—as a PhD-focused researcher and higher-education professor at Ufersa—with hands-on data science practice, having built predictive models, anomaly detection systems, and machine learning solutions in both government and industry projects. His background spans natural language processing, semantic resources, and social-media-informed financial forecasting, a less obvious thread that links his research on news impact to practical market insights. A former Udacity reviewer and senior developer, he brings pragmatic code-to-production experience alongside a Kaizen mindset for continuous improvement. Based in Paraíba, he leverages interdisciplinary skills to turn complex datasets into strategic, policy-relevant recommendations.
11 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
MSc Student, Heurísticos, Metaheurísticos, Bases de Datos, 9.9/10, MSc Student, Heurísticos, Metaheurísticos, Bases de Datos, 9.9/10 at Instituto Tecnológico de Ciudad Madero
Nanodegree, Blockchain, Nanodegree, Blockchain at Udacity
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Mineração de Dados, 9.35/10, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Mineração de Dados, 9.35/10 at Universidade Federal de Campina Grande
Spanish, English, Portuguese