Migration and Support Specialist Humberto Cenachi Porto

In this article, we want to introduce Humberto Cenachi Porto, our Migration and Support Specialist. When Humberto joined our agency in March 2023, we asked him a few questions to get to know him a little better.

He lives in In Florianopolis, Brazil.

How would you describe yourself?

I am a motivated person to achieve my goals and overcome challenges.

I love science and am a curious person who is always looking to learn new things. I’m dedicated to my family, friends, and causes that are important to me.

I would love to travel to other countries. I love to meet new people and learn about their lives and experiences. I’m a great listener, and I’m always here to help.

How do you spend your time?

I love being around my friends and family for drinks, traveling, playing board games, and any fun activities. My hobby is to play Dungeons and Dragons for hours on the weekends.

What is important to you?

Interesting people, friends, and family that have empathy for a conversation with a good exchange of experiences.

Healthy eating and a good night’s sleep are very important for me to have a good day.

Humberto’s way to Syde

As a teenager, I liked competing with a friend who could create a website for a game we liked. Time passed, and I graduated in biological sciences. However, that desire to work with websites spoke louder, and I fell in love with WordPress 10 years ago.

Since then, I’ve worked in companies and agencies in Brazil with the creation of websites, customer service, and support, and I just love it.

Why was Syde interesting for you?

Upon discovering Syde, I saw a great opportunity to apply my knowledge and grow professionally and personally since it is the largest agency in Europe and has collaborators from all corners of the planet. I identify a lot with the company’s values, mostly ​​with quality of life and respect for its employees.

What do you especially like about your new job?

Working in a company on another continent is very exciting. I am sure that I will have the possibility of professional growth and challenges different from those I have had so far. A gigantic diversity of people from different cultures accompanies all this.

Questions to Syder Humberto

We asked Humberto a few personal questions to learn more about him:

What was the last book you read?

Man and His Symbols by Carl Jung.

What was the best advice you ever got? Who gave it to you?

“Never forget what makes your eyes shine.” My grandmother Maria.

What do you like most about your city?

Paradise beaches, lakes, dunes, and trails in the middle of the Atlantic Forest.

What is your favorite smartphone app?

I use YouTube most, especially to check out educational videos.

What is the best meal you can cook on your own?

I don’t have a favorite meal because I like to cook, so it’s more what I am in the mood for, and if I don’t know how to cook it, I just go to YouTube and learn how. Sometimes it comes out great, other times not so much, but I love learning and trying new things.

You get stuck in the elevator for many hours and there’s a song playing in a continuous loop. What song would that be?

For now: Paolo Nutini – Iron Sky.