Camylla Ribeiro

— Projects using the skill “Change Management”

Coda-Based Integrated CRM for Clinic Operations

Centro de Psicología Sandra Ribeiro — Systems Architect

As the clinic grew, managing patient sessions, therapist coordination, billing, documentation, and communications across disconnected platforms became unsustainable and error-prone.

Offline-First Django CRM Development

Freelancer — Systems Architect

The Service of Applied Psychology at UNED needed a CRM system to manage patient cases and session schedules while complying with strict university regulations: no internet connection, full local data control, and access restricted to authorized administrative personnel only.

Digital Transformation of Educational Product Portfolio

Instituto Europeo De Salud Y Bienestar Social — Product Owner

Instituto Europeo’s educational programs were originally delivered through static PDFs with minimal interaction, making them outdated and uncompetitive in the growing online education market.

End-to-End SaaS Product Management for B2B and Government Clients

The Cloud Group — Product Manager

The Cloud Group delivered SaaS solutions to medium and large private companies and public sector organizations. Products often required tailored development, strict compliance, and high client-facing coordination to meet complex operational needs.

Crowdin Integration and Localization Pipeline Ownership

Brainly — Product Owner

Brainly’s localization process was inefficient and error-prone, relying on outdated tooling (OneSky), manual developer requests, and inconsistent translation quality across platforms and markets.

Appbot Platform Ownership and App Review Insights Team Management

Brainly — Product Owner

With millions of mobile users, Brainly’s app stores received constant user feedback through reviews — a high-volume, high-noise channel that had been underutilized for actionable insights.

Coda-Based Accounting System with Multi-Table Sync and Automation

Centro de Psicología Sandra Ribeiro — Systems Architect

As the clinic scaled, financial tracking became fragmented across spreadsheets, invoices, and session logs. There was an urgent need for a unified accounting system to track revenue and expenses across therapists, session types, and payment sources — while ensuring data integrity and auditability.

Problem

Actions

Outcomes