Matheus Torres

Backend, payments, and reliable architecture for products that cannot fail in production.

Avoid missed payments, missed events, and billing issues — with a platform built to scale.

How it works

I prefer clear scopes and objective deliveries. This reduces risk, accelerates execution, and improves technical decision quality.

1. Quick diagnosis

I understand product context, main pain point, current risks, and business impact.

2. Fixed scope

We define an objective delivery with clear priorities, timeline, and aligned technical expectations.

3. Implementation

I execute the solution focused on code quality, predictability, and real production environments.

4. Clear handoff

I deliver documentation, guidance, and next steps so the team can maintain and evolve safely.

Problems I usually solve

You lose revenue because payments fail and no one quickly finds the root cause
Critical webhooks arrive duplicated, out of order, or get lost — forcing manual rework
Recurring billing breaks growth because the model is fragile and hard to evolve
Your backend keeps growing, but architecture debt starts slowing every delivery
Every deployment feels risky because critical flows can break without warning
Production incidents keep happening without enough context to debug fast

Frequently asked questions

Do you work only with fixed-scope projects?

Today, I prefer well-defined scopes or technical sprints with a clear objective. This increases predictability and reduces noise for both sides.

Do you only work with companies in Brazil?

No. I can work with Brazilian or international companies, especially in backend, payments, and architecture projects for SaaS.

Do you also take ongoing maintenance work?

Yes, in some cases. I usually start with a sprint or initial implementation and, if it makes sense, we evolve to continuous support or technical follow-up.

How much does a project cost?

It depends on scope, but I usually start with technical sprints between US$ 200 and US$ 800, after a quick diagnosis.

Which stack do you use most often?

Mainly Node.js, TypeScript, NestJS, PostgreSQL, Redis, AWS, SQS, Stripe, Asaas, Jest, and Sentry.