As an economist and consultant specialized in the financial system, sustainable finance, and economic development, I hold a position as a country specialist in sustainable green finance at GIZ. My academic journey includes being an accredited professor in the postgraduate program at the Fluminense Federal University (UFF), where I am also engaged as a postdoctoral researcher. I earned my PhD in Economics at UFF, focusing on the State's role in financial intermediation and the development process. My master's degree in Economics was completed at UFRGS, where I delved into recent Brazilian macroeconomic policy.I played a pivotal role in establishing and heading the Economics Department at the Brazilian Development Association (ABDE), an entity representing public banks. In this managerial role, I coordinated and conducted comprehensive analyses of financial development institutions, long-term financing, and the development process, including aspects of the monetary economy and the economic situation, aiding the board, associated institutions, and the general public. Prior experiences include working as an advisor to the CEO of Southern Brazil Development Bank and as a consultant at Rosenberg e Associados and Ideias Consultoria. My current research and consulting work are centered around topics pertinent to the sustanable finance, taxonomy, economic development processes, and the green transition.