Who is Eduardo Rigo?
Eduardo Rigo is a Senior Software Engineer with 8 years of experience in SaaS products and corporate systems. He has been building for the web professionally since 2019, at GOIDEA from 2019 to 2022, Grumft from 2022 to 2023, and Equanimüs (formerly Govone) since 2024, where he started as a frontend developer and now works across the whole stack on digital government platforms for Brazilian states and for the government of Mozambique. He works from Buenos Aires, Argentina and São Paulo, Brazil, and has shipped 11 side projects alongside his day job.
What technologies does Eduardo Rigo work with?
On the frontend he works with Next.js with the App Router, React, TypeScript and TailwindCSS, with Supabase for Postgres, authentication and storage. He also works with Framer Motion for animation, Shadcn/ui for components, MDX for content, and deploys on Vercel. On the backend he works with Python and Django multi-tenant REST APIs, PostgreSQL, Celery and RabbitMQ, Redis and WebSockets, running everything in Docker with GitLab CI pipelines, and builds AI-assisted development workflows with Claude Code. Of the 11 side projects listed on this site, every one is built with Next.js and TypeScript.
Where is Eduardo Rigo based?
He splits his time between Buenos Aires, Argentina and São Paulo, Brazil, and works remotely. He speaks Brazilian Portuguese and English, and this site is written in both — you can switch languages from the toggle in the header.
How can I contact or hire Eduardo Rigo?
The fastest way is email at eduardorigom@gmail.com, or a message on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/eduardomrigo. His code is on GitHub at github.com/eduardomrigo. There is also a "Call" button in the header of this site that opens a Calendly popup to book a conversation directly.
What is eduardev.com built with?
This site runs on Next.js with the App Router and React Server Components, styled with TailwindCSS, with Supabase handling authentication and storage and Liveblocks powering live presence. Blog posts are MDX compiled through Velite. It has been live since November 2024, is written in English and Brazilian Portuguese, and hides 7 unlockable achievements across the pages.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
São Paulo, Brasil
