Henrique Pochmann
Creative front-end developer with a solid UI/UX background, and entrepreneurial mindset.With over 15 years of experience in digital projects, I have developed a strong combination of design and development skills.
My career began in traditional and digital advertising, eventually leading me to co-found a small communication agency. I later launched a blog and podcast that resonated with a significant audience passionate about business, technology, creativity, and innovation. Through this project, I partnered with brands like Shutterstock, Udemy, and Wix.
After a period as a content moderator at Automattic (Tumblr), where I sharpened my analytical thinking in a remote-first, highly collaborative environment, I shifted my focus entirely to front-end development.
I've been coding with JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Next.js, Redux, Jest, styled-components, and Tailwind CSS. In my side projects, I regularly use Kanban to keep things organized and agile.
Recently, I've been particularly interested in financial applications and have published on GitHub two small open-source projects focused on personal finance and the stock market. More info on them below.
Aside from programming, I dedicate time to learning about investments and new languages. To decompress, I enjoy watching travel videos, making pizza or burgers, playing acoustic guitar, and spending time with my dogs.
I'm located in Brazil, UTC−3.
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My Projects
Kiwi Stocks, Web App, 2024
Kiwi Stocks is a straightforward platform for comparing and tracking stock indicators for companies listed on B3's IDIV stock index. Users can access detailed information on 48 Brazilian companies through 55 different indicators.
Kiwi Bills Tracker, Web App, 2024
Kiwi Bills Tracker is a simple way to manage bills. Users can add their monthly bills and mark them as paid/unpaid. At the beginning of each month, the bills can be unmarked to restart the cycle. Additionally, Kiwi displays a friendly message informing users whether they have a financial balance based on their monthly income.
Aparelho Elétrico Blog, 2014 - 2020
I created and actively maintained the blog Aparelho Elétrico (Electric Appliance) from 2014 to 2020, which published around 300 posts, including articles, tutorials, news updates, and podcasts. The content explored a variety of topics, including freelancing careers, creativity, business, innovation, and technology. We partnered with brands such as Shutterstock, Wix, and Udemy. Before Google Analytics deleted Universal Analytics data in July 2024, the blog accumulated approximately 1M page views.
Aparelho Elétrico Podcast,
2015 - 2019
As an extension of the blog Aparelho Elétrico, I launched a round-table podcast where professionals from diverse backgrounds shared their experiences and insights on topics such as burnout, side projects, creativity, productivity, and AI. Over 80 episodes were published, accumulating more than 350k plays according to SoundCloud. Most episodes are still available on YouTube.