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    <description>Pedro is an all around software engineer who likes to work smartly to deliver great solutions for some hard problems. Since graduating from college, he's experimented different working environments, different product areas and experimented with different working methodologies. He also loves to give back to the community and to share lessons learned to try to help others avoid doing the same mistakes he has done.</description>
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