As an Electrical Distribution Network Engineer, my mission is to ensure excellence and reliability in energy distribution during its design. My tasks includes:Planning and Implementation: Developing and executing innovative projects to ensure an efficient and safe network, meeting the growing energy demands.Resource Optimization: Applying strategic solutions to maximize resource use, reduce costs, and increase operational efficiency.Team Management: Coordinating a team of 25 internal design technicians and 70 external technicians throughout the state of Pernambuco, ensuring every project is completed on time and within budget.Network Projects: Leading a team responsible for preparing 1,200 projects/month of regulatory notes for Network Extension, Network Relocation, and Load Alteration.Annual Work Plans: Overseeing projects for annual work plans, including network improvements and expansions, to meet the quality indicators defined by ANEEL for the distributor.Distributed Generation: Coordinating projects to meet Distributed Generation requests involving improvement, expansion, or reinforcement works on the network.

Develop expansion and preservation projects for the electrical system of any complexity, define and register the structures and information necessary for budgeting and financial participation calculation.Coordinate demands for distribution network projects, expansion, and preservation of networks.Provide technical information regarding project development to external professionals.Identify and correct any deviations in the application of services and materials indicated in the inspection process, based on technical standards and engineering instructions.

Conduct experiments using a plastic optical fiber (POF) link to demonstrate modal filter and reduced dispersion. Conduct bit error rate measurements to determine performance ratios of up to 1 Mbps with a 50 m fiber distance.

Collect data for implementing TV, Internet and Telephone services. Among the tasks were: Measuring distance between poles, drawing areas that do not exist on the map (such as lanes, alleys), carrying out house counting, collecting information from poles, surveying buildings, making technical drawings in AutoCAD, among other tasks.