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Women in Brazil (WIBR) was born to revolutionize the world of games and is committed to expand the female presence in this universe. We believe in diversity and inclusion, creating a safe and welcoming environment for all women, ensuring that each female voice is heard and valued.

Whether you are a professional interested in working in this market or a gaming enthusiast, we are here to encourage you to move forward, offering networking, professional development opportunities, exclusive events and much more.

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Meet the talented and passionate about games that are part of our community. They are ready to build, evolve and inspire the gaming market. Explore the full potential of these extraordinary women!

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Sarah

programmer

  • • White
  • Sao Paulo-SP

My name is Sarah (roselitta in the games), I'm 17 years old and I'm a systems development technician. Passionate about games since I was 7 years old, incredibly optimistic and admirer of the entire network of programmers behind all games. I love reading, writing, playing games to relax, studying about all kinds of things and especially having a chocolate drink in the morning before anything else.

Thayse

Other

  • • White
  • Curitiba/PR

Hi, I'm Thayse! That name (although true, I swear) sounds so strange to me to read, after all, for years I've been called Haruzi. Not the first of many nicknames used all these years in online games, but it is certainly the most enduring one.... amen! I come from a family of online game addicts, having grown up within the MMORPG environment (especially the most popular ones at the time, such as World of Warcraft, Tibia, Priston Tale, Grand Chase and several other titles). Despite having participated in the MMORPG niche for many years (including currently, with MIR4), it was in the Battle Royale and Survival Games categories that I acted most actively. Through my passion for the game H1Z1 (released by Sony in 2015 and later bought by Daybreak Games, owner of games like EverQuest), I started doing small jobs involving the development of a community. For 3 years, I voluntarily translated, edited, compiled feedback and served as a bridge between the Brazilian H1Z1 community (between 5-10 thousand players) and the developers. Although it wasn't paid work, maybe that fact made it all the more rewarding, after all, it was an involvement driven by a lot of love for the work. Maybe it's a bit cliché to describe it that way, but the greater my love for the game, the greater my need to make it fun for everyone, after all, it's nice to know when lots of other people feel the same way as you, right? And the H1Z1 - in its three years - guaranteed me many doors (like the experience of having gone to South Korea to study!), or that of constantly practicing my English to the point of feeling confident and having greater knowledge of technical terms from area. In those years, I got involved with some communities and some temporary jobs involving testing and feedback, but nothing formal or constant (unfortunately). As much as my area of academic training is considerably far from what is usually requested (seriously Thayse, History...?), it saddens me to know that my training and volunteer experience cannot be considered. I I want communicate with people, I want being within a community (aware of pros and cons), I want find a space within the area that I dedicated my life to for so many years, without ever asking for anything in return. Perhaps this text is too long. Vents are not very attractive, correct? But that's okay, I just want to live my life without regretting not even trying. Thanks in advance for reading! <3

Joyce Passos

programmer

  • Teófilo Otoni/MG

I've been a full stack web developer for just over a year, I have technical training in web computing and I'm a student (in the process of producing the cbt) of the Systems Analysis course (IFNMG-Januária). with javascript and php languages, to focus on studying Node, Typescript and Laravel. I have already worked as a volunteer in 2 campus parties, I was a volunteer and a fellow in 2 extension projects focused on teaching programming and electronics. Gamer and passionate about e-sports, I'm looking for opportunities in the area.

Fernanda

Account Manager

  • Santos/SP

An enthusiast of the universe and the possibilities that the gamer universe is capable of offering. (Not yet in the same proportion for women and that's one of the pillars that moves me in this segment). From financial market, to technology and entertainment events. Passing through several areas: institutional, commercial, production and team management. I landed in the competitive segment after immersing myself in GameXP and starting a network of relationships with publishers and non-endemic brands who want, but don't know how, to connect to this universe. I'm from the backstage, from the organized crowd, from the "let's solve" team, let's expand, let's talk, let's connect, let's win and let's always turn the game around. Discomfort is the key word for active change and my profile is literally to make it happen and always seek new paths and more equal paths!

Ana Modesto

Content Creator

  • • brown
  • Rio de Janeiro - RJ

As a Journalism student, I would like to have the opportunity to develop professionally, putting into practice aspects covered in the classroom. Do good teamwork, collaborating with everyone based on my experience as a writer on two online news sites, with my experience as an intern in a Press Office of a large organization like TRF2, as well as my current face-to-face experience in a newsroom at Empresa Brasil de Comunicação, the public communications company. Given this, I seek even more opportunities to address these and other areas of Journalism.

Rafa

Designer

  • • White
  • Sao Paulo-SP

Hi, I'm Rafaella but you can call me Rafa or Rafy! I have a degree in Animation Design from Belas Artes College (2019-2021) and have worked as a Designer since 2021. I have worked as a freelancer and CLT for Graphic Design, Software Design, Concept Artist and Marketing Analyst. In my last CLT I worked with 3 digital games (POINT BLANK, AIKA and METIN 2) so I'm currently looking to work more in this area. I'm passionate about games and I've played professionally on 5 VALORANT teams.

Giovanna Kiarha

QA Analyst

  • • White
  • Brasilia DF

Hi, my name is Giovanna, I'm a QA and CM Jr., and I currently work at OppaiMan. I'm also an ADS student and a streamer in my spare time!

Claudia Sardinha

Content Creator

  • • White
  • Rio de Janeiro - RJ

My name is Claudia Sardinha. I have a degree in Social Communication (Advertising) from Gama Filho, a degree in Computer Networks from Senac, and a postgraduate degree in Business Communication. I'm a born nerd/geek. I started playing video games, and at the age of three, in 1981, I already had a Dactar (a generic Atari). Throughout my childhood, I owned several video games (Dinavision II and III, Super Nintendo). Thanks to my father, I also had exposure to computers from an early age. At the age of eight, in 1986, he brought home an Apple II, my first experience with a personal computer and my beloved Karateka, lol. Soon followed an MSX, a PC 386, a PC 486, a Pentium 133MHz, a K6, an Athlon, a Dual Core, a wonderful i7 with 16GB of RAM (I love to brag about that... hahahaha) until my current gaming PC. But for some not-so-bizarre reason (a glitch in the Matrix, perhaps?), I ended up majoring in advertising and marketing first...lol. A career I pursued for 10 years, until I realized that IT was truly my place...after all, I'm a geek, right? Hehe. Inside my backpack, there will always be a book or comic to read. A cell phone and portable charger are indispensable; after all, how am I supposed to hunt Pokémon without a battery? I can't go a day without watching a series. I love playing video games and am addicted to Resident Evil (and never say it's a zombie game). I love reading fantasy or horror books on long bus rides through Rio de Janeiro's traffic jams. I've provided content for portals like Tech Tudo (from Globo.com), Olhar Digital, and Papo Aleatório. Today, I'm an IT and digital marketing consultant, as well as active at the SeJoga board gamer event. That's me. I love this tech-geek world, but know that I never miss an opportunity for a good conversation and a hike on a sunny day.

Gracy Machado

Content Creator

  • • White
  • Ponta Grossa/PR

Hello! My name is Gracyelle, I'm 24 years old and I have a degree in Visual Arts from UEPG. I'm passionate about art and games, and I've been playing since I was 5 years old. I currently stream on Twitch and create content for social media. My focus is on creating gamer content, with the goal of integrating my artistic knowledge into projects that involve people, culture and technology. My purpose is to combine knowledge and innovation to develop creative solutions.

Natalia

Marketing

  • • White
  • Blumenau/SC

A copywriter in search of knowledge and evolution every day. Prepared for new challenges and learning daily since 1999.

Malu

Marketing

  • • White
  • Sao Paulo-SP

I've always been a very people-oriented person. I enjoy listening, observing, understanding what others feel and how things connect. I think this largely explains why I chose Public Relations as my field of study, because for me, communication has always been about understanding people and creating real connections. I've always been a creative person, very connected to games and music, which end up influencing how I think and observe the world. They've always been a part of my life and ended up influencing my search for professional paths that allow me to be creative. I like learning by doing, testing different approaches, and understanding how to generate a positive impact wherever I go. I believe that when there is purpose and sensitivity, everyone evolves together, and that's what I seek in my connections.

Leticia

Human Resources

  • • White
  • Campinas, sp

A psychologist and passionate gamer, I've worked in Human Resources for six years, combining my psychology knowledge with my day-to-day work. I've worked in various sectors (from security to healthcare to accounting), and my current focus is People Analytics. I have prior experience in recruitment and selection, expectations alignment, and exit interviews, as well as experience in the HR department, managing benefits and payroll.

Priscilla

Administrative

  • • White
  • Belo Horizonte/MG

Knowing, exploring and improving new experiences add meaning to my life and the enthusiasm of always being able to learn new subjects, mainly in the technological universe.

Andrezza

Content Creator

  • • Black
  • Rio de Janeiro - RJ

Hello, my name is Andrezza! I have a degree in Systems Analysis and Industrial Design. Games are my passion and since I was a teenager I dreamed of working in the field and I even have a degree in game development. My work as a content creator began in May 2020, at the height of the pandemic, to connect with people who are also passionate about games! I ended up finding myself as a streamer in this field! I am also known as the "Brazilian Zelda"! I was called this by the Brazilian Nintendo community and by Nintendo LATAM executives because of my cosplay of Princess Zelda, from the game The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. My goal as a digital influencer is to show that video games are for everyone, there are no age limits, gender limits, or anything like that!  

Naomi Andrade

Illustrator

  • • White
  • Campina Grande/PB

Hello! I'm Naomi, I'm 20 years old, I'm an illustrator and streamer and I study Digital Games at Unifacisa (in Campina Grande - Paraíba). I always wanted to work with games and audiences. I'm non-binary and very charismatic. My main social networks are Twitch, Instagram and Artstation. I'm fluent in English and I've even done an exchange program through the state government to Canada, so I have an interesting experience in dealing with different people. As for my illustrations, I have been digitally illustrating for 6 years. My streams started in 2020.

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