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Gabriel Fonseca Sales has held four different roles since 2022. In that year, they were a Code Reviewer at Microverse, where they enhanced more than 300 students' strengths and assisted them with their flaws. Gabriel also proposed several improvements to the logic structure, code organization, design quality, and overall performance of junior developers' projects. Gabriel reviewed 500+ students' codes, assisting them to accomplish their final & best result over the requirements, aligning their ideas with modern & clear syntax.

At the same time, Gabriel was a Full-Stack Web Developer, where they enhanced their time management, listening capacity, and critical thinking by doing several group projects with partners from different cultures. Gabriel spent 1300+ hours mastering algorithms, data structures, and full-stack development while simultaneously developing projects with Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, React, and Redux. By accomplishing solo projects, their research and logic skills were massively improved, as well as their discipline and focus.

In addition, Gabriel was also a Student Mentor at Microverse, where they mentored junior web developers by providing technical support and leading them on how the school's flow worked. Gabriel also proposed several improvements to code organization, code quality, and overall performance. Gabriel provided advice and tips on how to keep motivated to maintain longevity in the program.

Finally, Gabriel is currently a Ruby Developer at Pitzi, a role they have held since 2023.

Gabriel Fonseca Sales is currently enrolled in Microverse's Web Development program, which began in 2022. Gabriel has also obtained seven additional certifications from Microverse, including the Microverse Software Development Program, the Microverse Ruby on Rails Module, the Microverse Ruby/Databases Module, the Microverse React & Redux Module, the Microverse JavaScript Module, and the Microverse HTML/CSS module. Additionally, they obtained a certification in JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures from freeCodeCamp in November 2022.