Matheus Monteiro

Hey, I’m Matheus

I’m a Site Reliability Engineer at Flutter Brazil, based in Ceará, Brazil.

I started as a software engineer after studying Computer Engineering at UFC. Working across Python, Java, C++, and Ruby taught me how applications behave from the code to the infrastructure underneath them. These days I use that background to make production systems easier to run and harder to break.

Research Background

At UFC, I worked as a researcher at Insight Lab on machine learning, generative adversarial networks, edge computing, and MLOps. My published research is available on ResearchGate.

What I Do Now

Most of my work involves Kubernetes, Terraform, and AWS. I design infrastructure, automate operational work, and improve how services behave when something goes wrong.

I also build tools with AI, LLMs, and agents, both at work and in personal projects. Software architecture and IoT remain part of what I study when a project gives me a reason to explore them.

The Homelab

I run a homelab built with Proxmox, Talos, Kubernetes, and Terraform. It gives me a place to test infrastructure decisions, study failure modes, and rebuild things without putting a production system at risk.

This Blog

I write about software engineering, infrastructure, and the systems I build or study. Every post is available in English and Portuguese.

Find me elsewhere: GitHub · LinkedIn · Twitter/X · ResearchGate