Spearheaded the UX/UI design and front-end development for the ExxonMobil Texas project, employing HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Figma to create intuitive and responsive interfaces.Acted as the primary liaison between technical teams and clients, effectively translating client needs into technical requirements and overseeing their implementation.Authored and maintained comprehensive project documentation, ensuring all development stages were well- documented for audits and future reference.Collaborated with a multidisciplinary team of petroleum engineers, system administrators, and project managers to align technical solutions with strategic business goals.Designed and implemented user-friendly features, enhancing user engagement and satisfaction through meticulous attention to detail and adherence to UX principles.Conducted rigorous testing and debugging to ensure the highest quality of the deployed features across multiple platforms and devices. Managed project timelines and deliverables within an agile framework, consistently meeting or exceeding project milestones.

Currently working with the development of a cascaded brushless doubly fed induction generator (CBDFIG) with a back-to-back converter for a system used in wind turbines.

Student representative of the Electrical Engineering course at UFRJ

Taught a wide curriculum involving electrical concepts, physics and engineering using a range of interactive resources. Teaching a range of abilities and ages developed an awareness of how to act as a motivating and proactive role model, engaging and supporting student

Computer Society (CS) participant in the IEEE student branch of UFRJ.

Front End Developer. Languages: HTML, CSS, JSFrameworks and Softwares: Django, Docker

Led research work in the field of sensors and their touch and capacitance, in relation to conductive paint. To assist in the conclusion of this research I developed several sensors, using Arduino micro-controllers which I programmed in the language C

The Project "Tem Menina no Circuito" is a project coordinated by female teachers from the Physics Institute at UFRJ and aims to encourage girls to want to know more about engineerging and technology.I work with the development of electric and electronic projects for children, such as simple electrical and electronic circuits, so we can show it at schools and engage mainly girls into the world of technology.

A key member of a research project into pairs and triplets in the local universe. The main responsibilities of this role was implementing data analysis from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, using Python with an emphasis on DataScience (Pandas and Seaborn) and data visualization in R and TopCat