I'm passioned by the renewable energy sources and their implementation. I had the opportunity to study them in two countries (Brazil and France), with different approaches. I speak four languages very well. I am interested in teamwork and project management.In Brazil, I graduated in Energy Engineering in the University of Brasília. To better understand, this course was divided into three major areas: electrical, mechanical and chemical engineering. In the electrical, I studied electrical circuits, motors, and electricity. In the mechanical part, I studied the behavior of solids and fluids. In the chemical, I studied biofuels and adding to that, an introduction to process engineering and Life Cycle Analysis. My Master's degree final project was about the area that most interested me in the renewable energy area: photovoltaic and wind energy sources.In France, I did a master's degree in Electrical Energy Systems. In this course, I was able to go deep into the solar area (the one that interested me the most about renewable energies). During the first year of this master's degree, I had reinforcement in the areas of power electronics (components and control of machines and inverters), electric motors, process optimization and programming (object orientation). During the second year, I had a greater focus on renewable energy. I was able to reinforce the studies of my graduation for the processes of energy generation: photovoltaic, wind, biogas, biofuel, hydrogen cells. My final project was the Conception and Modeling of a High-Temperature Fuel Cell, new technology in the world market. This cell can be associated with the production of electricity in photovoltaic plants, for example. The entire master's degree was held in the French language.Today I work in the development of photovoltaic power plant projects at the Spanish company Abei Energy in Brazil. I am the administrator of the company in Brazil and follow all the development processes of these projects.