Hello! Nice to meet you!I am currently a Master's student in Computational Modeling at UFJF; graduated in Exact Sciences, and with a second degree in Mechanical Engineering at UFJF. During the academic period, my motivations were always related to programming and the use of software. In addition, I also aroused my interest in the area of ​​problem solving through methodologies and systems.I worked at Bureau Veritas, acting as an Engineering Analyst in the area of ​​Maritime and Off-Shore Safety; I was a Machine Learning engineer at Vitrine Urbana, working on rental properties; and I was also part of TELUS International, working as an internet content security analyst.During the course, I was a monitor of the Physics 2 discipline, being able to improve my knowledge in the area, in addition to learning more about didactics. In addition, I was part of the UFJF Mechanical Engineering Tutorial Education Group (GET MEC); considering the three pillars of the group (teaching, extension and research), I had the opportunity to help my undergraduate course with tutoring for students, create templates, give some presentations, and participate in a research group in computational intelligence.In graduation, I was also part of a junior Mechanical Engineering company called Impacto Consultoria. I worked as Marketing Manager, performing activities focused on customer relationship, social media and institutional identity. I was also CEO of this company, gaining a lot of experience in business experience and leadership; in addition to learning about time management, financial planning, B2B relationships and emotional intelligence.Finally, on this student journey, I was a fellow at the Laboratory of Industrial Automation and Computational Intelligence (LAIIC). I learned a lot about similarity and distance metrics, programming, evolutionary systems and Fuzzy Set logic. I worked mainly as a Machine Learning Engineer, being able to develop solutions that would help both academic and professional environments, generating efficient and robust systems.