I have accomplished a four-year PhD research in the domain of prosthetic control, which is a combination of Signal Processing, Machine Learning and design of Human-Computer Interfaces. During this period, I have acquired solid programming skills in Python, Matlab and C/C++, applying them in the fields of digital signal processing, statistical inference, and embedded systems. Also, I conducted classic researcher activity: design of the experiment, scientific writing, bibliographic research and students supervision. With our team, I have developed new methods for analysis of human motor control and simulation of biophysical data. These works were demonstrated in conference and journal papers (IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering). References can be found further in my profile. At this moment, I have defended my thesis and am looking for a new R&D position in areas of signal processing and machine learning, preferably applied to human-computer interfaces.