Software for critical operations, automation and connected products.
Independent engineering studio maintained by Enoque Sousa in São Paulo, Brazil.
Enoque Studio brings together production software, operational tooling and focused experiments. The work is grounded in real environments: food-service operations, fleet management, observability, data analysis and telemetry-driven products.
Our main engineering areas are:
- Operational systems — fleet administration, support workflows and production observability.
- Data and automation — integrations, analytical dashboards and repeatable operational processes.
- Product engineering — APIs, web applications and native services designed as maintainable modules.
- Applied AI — practical prototypes and developer tools with clear operational value.
| Repository | Purpose | Visibility |
|---|---|---|
| portfolio-v4 | Trilingual portfolio and public engineering profile | Private |
| godeploy-platform | Self-hosted deployment platform with Git webhooks, Docker builds and domain routing | Public |
| ia-mobile-to-desktop-write | Encrypted local-first clipboard sync between Windows and Android | Public |
| veloryft-hud | Low-latency Windows telemetry HUD with a native Direct2D overlay | Public |
| engineering-overview-pro | Dynamic SVG engineering cards for GitHub profiles | Public |
| github-timeline | Visual timeline of GitHub activity | Public |
- Prefer explicit contracts and modular boundaries.
- Design for observability, safe operation and maintainability.
- Keep credentials and private operational data out of source control.
- Document setup, architecture and validation close to the code.
- Treat automation as an auditable system, not a collection of shortcuts.
Each repository defines its own maturity, license and contribution process. Before opening a pull request, read the repository's documentation and existing issues. For security reports, use the private reporting channel described in that project's SECURITY.md when available; do not disclose vulnerabilities in a public issue.
- Website: enoquesousa.com
- GitHub: @enoquesousa
- LinkedIn: Enoque Sousa
