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Alexsander Lopes Camargos

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Who I am

Greetings! I am a seasoned Brazilian professional, boasting over 15 years of expertise in the administrative domain, now embarking on an exciting transition into data analysis. I possess a deep passion for distilling complexity into clarity, excelling in crafting strategic, data-driven solutions. Armed with a degree in Business Administration and furthering my studies in Economics and Business Intelligence, I am ever eager to embrace new challenges and leverage my knowledge to foster impactful outcomes.

Discover more about my journey.

Alexsander Lopes Camargos

Here are a few technologies I've been working with recently:

  • Python
  • Linux
  • Docker
  • Git
  • Database
  • HTML5
  • Sass
  • JavaScript

Some Things I've Built

    Featured Project

    Python Fundamentus

    The Python Fundamentus is an API developed in Python designed to facilitate quick access to the main fundamental indicators of the most relevant stocks in the Brazilian market. By utilizing the information available on the Fundamentus website, it provides detailed financial and fundamentalist information of companies listed on B3, this project aims to bring the wealth of financial data directly to your Python applications in an efficient and organized manner.
    • Python
    • Beautiful Soup
    • Requests

    Featured Project

    Bacen IF.data AutoScraper & Data Manager

    The Central Bank of Brazil (Bacen) publishes detailed reports on a quarterly basis, featuring a wide range of data about financial institutions, available through the IF.data Portal. Although this data is valuable, it requires careful processing and analysis to extract significant information. The main goal of this project is to apply data mining techniques to the datasets from the IF.data Portal with the aim of creating insights about the Brazilian financial system.
    • Python
    • Selenium
    • pathlib

    Featured Project

    Nobel Prize Master Data

    This project, through a report in Power BI, analyzes Nobel Prize laureates from 1901 to 2019 to explore trends, global recognition, and diversity. Focusing on the geographical distribution, it highlights the leadership of the United States with 272 awards (35.74% of the total), followed by the United Kingdom and Germany, reflecting the dominance of certain nations and the universality of the award. Utilizing Power BI's analytical tools for dynamic and interactive visualization, the project encourages discussion on its findings, underscoring the historical impact of the Nobel Prize and fostering debates on excellence in science, literature, and peace, promoting a deeper understanding of its significance and evolution.
    • Microsoft Power BI
    • Microsoft Power Query
    • DAX (Data Analysis Expressions)

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