Since the age of five, I have been captivated by technology, developing much of my knowledge through self-learning. Now, at 26, I am nearing the completion of my Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering at the Federal University of Pará (UFPA), balancing my studies with hands-on professional experiences that have shaped my path in the tech world.Throughout my journey, I have taken on meaningful and challenging projects. As a research fellow in the Multivercidades: Access to Justice Clinic, I work in a multidisciplinary environment, combining computing expertise with a focus on social impact. Additionally, I serve as a volunteer researcher with the HIT - Human Interaction with Technologies Research Group, contributing to studies on Digital Accessibility and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI).I have also gained extensive experience in IT support and development, working as an intern and technical consultant. My responsibilities ranged from maintaining Windows and Linux systems to installing networks and configuring equipment. These roles gave me the opportunity to provide direct support to students, faculty, and administrative teams, ensuring smooth operations in academic and institutional settings.In addition to support roles, I have also engaged in front-end development and system integrations in TOTVS (BPMN/Fluig) environments, working on internal processes and automation projects. My time as a developer and analyst at TOTVS and SEBRAE helped sharpen my skills in JavaScript and BPMN, offering me a holistic view of how technology aligns with business processes.I am passionate about the transformative potential of technology and believe in combining continuous learning with practical experience. My goal is to tackle new challenges and leverage my skills to make a positive impact on people and organizations alike.