Hi! Thank you for the opportunity! I'm happy to discuss everything on Discord.
I'd like to help organize the team, find a programmer, plan development tasks, and use Noma's existing structure to help the project grow professionally.
I'm looking forward to working with you and discussing how I can contribute!
Hi Miklo! Thank you for the opportunity! I'll be happy to share my résumé so you can learn more about my background and skills.
I agree that defining responsibilities and expectations is important. I'm looking forward to helping organize the team, find a suitable programmer, and contribute to SONIC.SPIDER's development.
I'm excited about the opportunity to collaborate with you!
This would be my first formal role as a Game Producer, but I have experience with software projects, requirements, and project maintenance. I also have leadership experience from the Dell support team and experience supporting the team at Simpress, an HP company.
Would you like me to send you my resume to give you a better understanding of my skills?
I can also help find and coordinate a programmer. My goal is to organize tasks, support team communication, and contribute technically whenever possible.
I've worked on different technology projects, including Solvi, a software project that I maintain, and projects involving software requirements, prototyping, and system development. I'm currently studying Software Engineering and have a background in Information Technology. I enjoy both the technical and organizational sides of software development.
I'm involved with Noma Foundation, an existing technology initiative with its own online presence and project experience. My goal is to use Noma's existing structure as a foundation for collaboration, helping both the game development team and Noma grow professionally through real projects and teamwork.
For SONIC.SPIDER, I'd be particularly interested in contributing as a Game Producer | Project Coordinator, helping organize tasks, coordinate team members, track development progress, and improve communication within the team. I would also be happy to contribute to technical discussions, software architecture, testing, and problem-solving when needed.
I'd be happy to learn more about the current development setup, the technologies being considered, and where I could contribute most effectively.
My name is Paulo Matheus. I am a software developer, maintainer of the Solvi project, entrepreneur, and team leader. I have a degree in Information Technology and am currently pursuing a degree in Software Engineering. I also hold certifications and have expertise in leadership and people management, as well as experience in technical support and software development.
I found the proposal for SONIC.SPIDER: THE FALSE ONE very interesting, and I would like to contribute my expertise, primarily by providing technical leadership and organizing the development processes. I can help structure the team’s processes, improve code documentation, implement testing practices, assist with debugging and fixing bugs, and contribute to establishing best practices for development. My goal is to help the team work in an organized, collaborative, and sustainable manner.
In addition, I have a setup that could be useful for the project, including my own domain, professional email infrastructure, and a web presence. I also have a pre-established support system. This can serve as a foundation for organizing customer support should the community grow.
I have experience with projects developed in Python and JavaScript. One of them is Solvi, a lightweight CRM developed to meet the needs of a client company of the Noma Foundation:
If you're interested in learning more about the Noma Foundation and exploring opportunities for collaboration on more complex software projects in the future, I'd be happy to talk with you.
My name is Paulo. I'm a Software Engineering student and an IT professional. I'm looking to join an indie software or game development team as a Support Engineer.
I have professional experience in technical support, having previously worked as a Technical Support Analyst and in technical support roles. I have knowledge of programming, software development, testing, and technical documentation.
I'd like to contribute by troubleshooting technical issues, reproducing bugs, testing software, documenting problems, assisting developers, and helping improve software quality. I'm also willing to learn new technologies and adapt to the team's workflow.
I already have an established business identity called Noma Foundation, with a domain, website, and professional email address. I'd like to use this existing structure to support independent software development projects.
I'm available to contribute approximately 8–10 hours per week. I'm open to both volunteer collaborations and paid opportunities, depending on the project and responsibilities.
I'm interested in different types of projects, including desktop applications, web applications, developer tools, open-source software, and indie games.
My goal is to become part of a collaborative team where I can apply my technical support experience, contribute to software development, and grow alongside other developers.
If your team needs someone to help with technical support, troubleshooting, testing, or development-related tasks, feel free to contact me here on itch.io or through my professional email.
I have a strong technical background in IT, having worked as a technician and technical support analyst at large companies. I have experience with Python, C#, JavaScript, and Java, as well as frameworks and technologies such as Vue.js and Express.js.
I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering and have completed technical training in IT, including coursework in software development and testing.
I am looking to join a software or game development team where I can continue developing my skills while actively contributing to real projects. I am interested in collaborating throughout the development process, troubleshooting technical issues, proposing ideas, and helping build clean, maintainable, and loosely coupled software.
I can commit up to 8 hours per week (approximately 32–36 hours per month). I am open to different compensation arrangements, including monthly payments or a negotiable percentage of project profits, depending on the project's scope and responsibilities.
If you are looking for someone with a combination of IT support experience and software development knowledge, feel free to contact me at:
I am an Information Technology professional and a Software Engineering student with knowledge of Python, JavaScript, and Java, experience in technical support, troubleshooting, and software development, as well as familiarity with modern frameworks.
I am the founder of Noma, a company currently focused on technical support, and my goal is to expand its operations to include the development of software, systems, and games.
Noma already has the foundation to begin this expansion, including its own domain, website, and an established client base. I want to leverage this infrastructure to build a development team and create business opportunities in the technology sector.
I am looking for a genuine partnership with shared goals, clearly defined responsibilities, and a long-term commitment. I am willing to participate in the entire cycle of developing and managing the brick-and-mortar business, as well as making decisions together and growing alongside the business.
