Execution of informational graphic materials.

Skills in developing visual identities, illustrations and graphic pieces.

Medical Center for Clinical Vaccine Research located in Curitiba – PR. Coordinator of MOSAICO research, sponsored by Janssen, which aimed to develop a preventive vaccine for HIV.• Working together with the Principal Investigator and/or Research Manager, developing and implementing patient recruitment strategies;• Sending study information to the local Ethics Committee;• Sending study information or packages to study participants;• Maintaining stock and requesting supplies;• Interaction with patients/subjects in relation to the study, including patient education, procedural instruction, and follow-up;• Liaison between the patient and the doctor, assistance for participants and their families;• Regular communication with the PI about all aspects of the research trial;• Development and updating of SOPs and other key study documents;• Data management from the participant's medical records;• Management, processing, storage and shipping of biological samples.

• Postgraduate program in Design, Information Systems line.• CAPES Scholarship - CNPq - Full regime.• Teaching internship - UFPR Graphic Design undergraduate course, Information Design class.• Dissertation title: Understanding of the Graphical Representation of Contraceptive Methods' Efficacy from Women.• Co-supervision of the PIBIC research project of an undergraduate student in Graphic Design (UFPR), resulting in a digital booklet on autism for family members and caregivers of children, in partnership with the Paraná School of Public Health (AVASUS).

The Falcon Ads Mobile Project Rating tasks focusing on improving the relevancy of advertisement results from a major social media platform

Design agency focused on creating visual identity for eventsInternship - Production for social media, visual identity, maintenance of the agency website, motion graphics, and other graphic projects

One month internship in the Lyme Disease Lab of the Department of Veterinary Pathobiology, Texas A&M University, to run the PCR for the research "Borrelia in sinanthropic bats from a atlantic forest urban area in the south of Brazil"