Working as research associate in a project that involves scaling up to pilot scale a two-stage fermentation plant to produce biogas from liquid and solid manure.

Sustainable purification of biodiesel by removing the contaminant glycerol using cork waste adsorbents was investigated as an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional wet washing. The project involved optimizing biodiesel production conditions, creating cork-based adsorbents, selecting the most effective materials for removing glycerol and studying adsorption parameters.

Coordination of the events sector of the chemical engineering academic center, organizing and planning academic, social and cultural events.

Working as a trainee in the animal feed industry in the quality assurance sector.

Engaged as a scholarship recipient in UTFPR's Monitoring Program, serving as a Student-Monitor for General and Inorganic Chemistry. Assisted fellow students by facilitating exercise-solving sessions in the subject.

Undergraduate research in the field of adsorption studies of phenothiazine dyes on treated and untreated cotton.