I had the pleasure of teaching as an assistant for the Plant Nutrients in The Environment course for undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Minnesota.My direct supervisor, Dr. Yuxin Miao and Dr. Carl Rosen, supervised me.

My 2nd TA role of the year and my Master's experience. But now, I have the beautiful opportunity to teach classes directly in the area I have always dreamed of working: Precision Agriculture. I'm fully responsible for the practical classes, varying from GIS analysis and processing to more robust data science approaches using geostatistics or economic analysis.I continue following the objective of making the world better by helping human beings develop through education and shared values.

I worked as a Precision Agriculture research intern in the Precision Scoring Group at the Faculty of Biosciences Engineering, Ghent University, Belgium.During my internship, I contributed to at least five projects within the group, gaining valuable insights into the best precision agriculture field management techniques applied not only in Belgium but also across Europe. I had the opportunity to participate in field and laboratory work in other countries, including France, the Netherlands, and Germany.My work primarily involved spectroscopy using remote and proximal sensors, with a focus on visible and near-infrared sensors combined with hyperspectral cameras. I learned how to configure, calibrate, acquire, extract, clean, and preprocess the data, as well as how to effectively use it.I helped to connect multiple sensors to analyze data for variable rate applications of fertilizers. Additionally, I worked on variable rate applications for spraying, seeding, tillage, harvesting, and manure management.

Our core business is researching products that can be launched on our platform and validating them with the necessary statistics.In my first job, I used satellite imagery and vegetation indices like NDVI, NDRE, and VARI to assess the health of soybean plants. I also worked with yield maps obtained from harvesting machines, which enabled us to understand the productivity of the fields and make better decisions.We focus on disruptive innovations and technologies, helping producers increase productivity and optimize resources such as seeds, fertilizers, and agrochemicals.

Responsible for all communications within the BenditoAgro podcast. Involved in negotiations and marketing. The largest podcast on Ag Technologies in Brazil.

I have worked with remote sensing technology, utilizing drone and satellite imagery to predict crop maturity, which helps determine the optimal harvest timing for peanuts, soybeans, sugarcane, and corn.Additionally, we have undertaken a project focused on regulating downforce in seeders. By correctly adjusting this downforce factor, we can enhance seed development in the field, leading to improved yields.

As the Commercial Director, I was responsible for driving growth through strategic planning, team leadership, client relationship management, sales oversight, marketing collaboration, market research, financial management, and providing insights to executive management.