Systems Architecture
Organizes services, integrations, data and responsibilities so systems can operate and evolve.
Technology design and operations
Architecture, integration and product choices create dependencies, switching costs, risks, operating capacity and future options. Making these consequences visible supports clearer progress.
Areas of work
About Uchôa
From artificial-intelligence research and critical systems to platform architecture, product building and technical leadership, Uchôa works where technology choices begin to define operations, scale and future capability.
Explore the trajectory ↗Technology architecture for evolving products
Product, requirements and market are not always defined at the start. Architecture separates what must be decided, what should still be tested and how new learning can be incorporated.
VTEX · Architecture at scale

Recorded participation as part of a collective construction.
Documented experience in enterprise architecture and system evolution.
Capacity planning, testing and optimization before critical periods.
Publicly documented work in security, controls and platform operations.
The outcomes belong to VTEX’s collective work. Public sources document Uchôa’s context and participation without assigning exclusive credit.
Review sources and evidence ↗Begen · Product and technology expansion
Co-Founder · Technology Architecture & Leadership
André Uchôa is a Begen co-founder and contributes to the architecture and technology expansion of AdMultify, a SaaS platform designed to turn one creative concept into multiple campaign formats and variations.
His work connects architecture, engineering, artificial intelligence and product to the demands of a growing platform: expanding capability, incorporating new workflows and supporting agencies, brands and media partners with speed and consistency.
Begen represents a contemporary chapter in his trajectory: building technology that moves beyond demonstration and evolves as product, operation and enterprise capability.
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Technical leadership
Technical direction must become decisions, responsibilities, building, review and learning. André Uchôa helps organize this passage so the system can evolve without losing coherence.
Systemic resilience
Together, these capabilities reduce disruption and protect essential functions when something changes or fails.
Decision moments
A platform, integration or vendor choice will create dependencies that are hard to reverse.
Product and market are still changing, but the team needs to start building.
The technology architecture must work in teams' daily work and in production.
More clients, data or transactions require demonstrable capacity.
Essential functions must withstand failure and recover safely.
Today's choice should not block future products, integrations or markets.
New learning may require revising the technical design.
Leadership needs to compare cost, risk, timing and operational impact before investing.
Board & Advisory
André Uchôa participates selectively in architecture, product and technology-capability decisions when a platform, vendor or technical-design choice may create dependencies, increase risk or constrain future moves.
In board or investment contexts, he offers an independent view of alternatives, technical risks and execution requirements. The scope follows the decision and the responsibility involved.
Explore Board & AdvisoryPerspectives
Articles, notes and conversations on architecture, product, operations, scale and risk — examined through the business consequences of technology.
Explore perspectives and writing ↗SCIENTI · Institutional work
At SCIENTI, André Uchôa works in Systems & Technology Architecture. His contribution focuses on structuring systems, integrations and execution paths that can support evolution, scale, reliability and continuity.
SCIENTI connects knowledge, evidence, governance and execution as Institutional Infrastructure for Decision. This technology contribution connects with Institutional & Decision Architecture within the responsibilities and scope of each project.
Trajectory
Two decades of work in environments where technology had to operate, grow and keep evolving.
Explore the trajectory ↗Board & Advisory
Which technical decision could limit what the company can do next?
Share the context, the alternatives and the organization’s current moment.
Share the context