👋 About me

• 🚀 Building backend systems with Go and Rust
• ☸️ Focused on Kubernetes, observability and cloud-native architecture
• 🧠 I enjoy performance tuning, distributed systems and DevOps workflows
• 🍿 Fun fact: I make serious popcorn and nice coffee

I’m a software engineer who likes to combine product mindset with low-level performance and reliability. My day-to-day work is usually around backend APIs, distributed services, CI/CD pipelines and infra automation.

🎯 Current focus

• Designing resilient microservices with clear domain boundaries
• Improving developer experience with better tooling and release flows
• Studying advanced Kubernetes patterns for scalable workloads
• Building reusable Go libraries for real-world backend problems

🧭 How I work

• Pragmatic architecture: simple solutions first, scale when needed
• Quality mindset: tests, observability and maintainability by default
• Collaboration: async communication, clear docs and fast feedback loops
• Performance: profiling and measurement before optimization

⚡ Tech stack

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⭐ Featured projects

go-date-fns

Modern date utility library for Go inspired by date-fns, focused on pure functions, immutability and practical date/time operations.

lazylog

Flexible and extensible logging library for Go with structured output, transport abstraction and clean integration patterns.

gocachex

Distributed cache abstraction with multiple backends and production-oriented features for scalable applications.

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🏆 Highlights

• 📦 Building open-source libraries focused on backend developer experience
• 🧪 Emphasis on reliability: tests, observability and production-readiness
• ⚙️ Main stack in practice: Go, Rust, Kubernetes and cloud-native tooling
• 🤝 Open to collaboration in backend, infrastructure and platform engineering

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🤝 Let’s connect

• LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/chmenegatti
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lazydogbrasil/
• GitHub: https://github.com/chmenegatti

_{Code. Build. Learn. Repeat.}