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July 2017-July 2018 Project manager and consultant - Project funded by CDCF (Centre for Development Cooperation in Fisheries) with the aim to develop hatchery and grow-out operations with the Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) in a former agricultural field impoverished by poor management. Hatchery production capacity: 1 000 000 fingerlings/month. Activities description:- Hatchery and laboratory operations set-up- Staff and students supervision- Laboratory protocols - Creation of biosecurity and operational protocols- Workflow planning - Provide hands-on training to local staff and students- Project coordination with the Genetic Enhancement department - Solution of daily problems inherent to the location/situationSeptember 2010 - February 2016PhD in environmental sciences (ecotoxicology) at University of Gothenburg, Sweden- Proteomics of complex samples, data interpretation and analysis- Adult fish behaviour studies- Zebrafish embryonic development - Zebrafish eleutheroembryo locomotor behaviour (using ViewPoint tracking system)- Sterile pipetting and micro-pipetting techniques- Enzyme assay methods- Animal cell culture methods - Project management- Teaching activities at BSc- and MSc-level courses- Supervision of BSc and MSc students- In-depth-PhD-level coursesJune - August 2010Research assistant at Lund University, Sweden- Cyanobacteria blooming research- Marine plankton samples collection and analysis- Data collection and processingMay 2008 – May 2010 MSc in Marine Biology, Lund University, Sweden•MSc thesis in micro algae ecology under a climate change scenario - Cultivation of algae strains- Sterile working techniques- Project planningJuly 2003 – August 2007 Tilapia aquaculture consultant for GenoMar ASA Global OperationsMain activities:• Hatchery management• Research and development• Hatchery design• Training of personnel• Development of biosecurity and prophylaxis protocols• Elaboration of hatchery reports• Water quality maintenanceJanuary 2001 – December 2003 MSc in Biochemistry, UFRGS, BrazilAugust 1996 – December 2000 BSc in Biological Sciences emphasis in Biochemistry, UFRGS, Brazil May 1997 - December 2000 Research assistant at the Biochemistry Department, UFRGS, Brazil Soft skills: proactive, dedicated, organised, independent, responsible, good problem solver, patient, positive, reliable, cooperative, critical thinker, flexible, friendly and honest.

Listed skills include Molecular Biology, Marine Biology, Ecology, Science, and 8 others.