Joao Pedro Coutinho Email & Phone Number

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

I am a Research Assistant dedicated to advancing the fields of Distributed Systems, Energy Harvesting, and Transient/Intermittent Computing. My research primarily focuses on innovative energy harvesting technologies that harness ambient energy sources to power IoT batteryless devices, extending their lifespans and reducing their environmental impact.My research also delves into Transient Computing, where I tackle challenges related to intermittent operation of energy harvesting devices. I'm dedicated to developing strategies that enhance device resilience and efficiency, particularly under low and variable energy conditions.

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

I actively contributed to the development and maintenance of the Live Operational AI platform, a critical system for real-time data analysis and processing within the Oil & Gas sector. As a member of the development team, I routinely employed React and Node technologies, in conjunction with TypeScript, Python, and Java, to enhance the platform's capabilities. My primary responsibilities included the development and deployment of predictive models for pressure analysis, efficient alarm management, models for context inference from real-time data and comprehensive data visualization across all stages of deepwater drilling rig operations.

As an Electronics Team Member at Riobotz, I specialized in programming autonomous robots to guarantee optimal performance. I also designed and built power electronics for combat robots, which are essential for their operation.My role often involved solving complex challenges in both hardware and software, requiring a problem-solving approach to fine-tune robotic systems. These efforts culminated in remarkable achievements for the team, resulting in multiple gold medals at prestigious competitions like Robogames, often hailed as the Olympics of the robotics world.

Mestrado Em Ciências Da Computação

Research: Batteryless devices, energy-harvesting intermittently-powered systems and IoT applications

Bacharelado Em Engenharia, Computer Engineering

Capstone project: Non-invasive system for remote and continuous patient monitoring through wearable technologies Wearable devices.