F-X2 and Link-BR2 Deputy Project Manager activities at COPAC (Coordinating Committee of the Combat Aircraft Program - Brazilian Air Force) as well as the Security Officer in the Gripen Program responsible for establishing procedures to be followed in the execution of the activities throughout the entire Brazil Gripen Program related security aspects.

Link-BR2 Project Manager activities at COPAC (Coordinating Committee of the Combat Aircraft Program - Brazilian Air Force) working with Brazilian Air Force Tactical Data Link System between air and ground participants.

Responsible for making the project follow up as well as for the definition and maintenance of the standards of project management and process. Support the successful delivery of Gripen project undertaken by the Brazilian Air Force (FAB) through effective facilitation, tracking and reporting. Assist with advising managers and teams on the best use of project management techniques and approaches and act as the first point of contact for Gripen program management queries within FAB in Linköping, Sweden.

E-99M and Link-BR2 Deputy Project Manager activities at COPAC (Coordinating Committee of the Combat Aircraft Program - Brazilian Air Force Project Management Office).

Responsible for the integration concept on legacy assets that involves different aircraft with a message catalog as a common language. Planning Datalink capabilities configurations, such as the Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA), subnets, and network participation group nets to exchange information among Brazilian Air Force’s aircraft (e.g., fighters, Command and Control platforms), through the use of a customized embedded crypto component for both TRANSEC and COMSEC processing. Also, responsible for Command and Control (C2) Communications Systems that involves military operations or exercise management process that is used to plan flight activities, joint missions, operational exercises, actions routine and post-flight debriefings

Communication Officer with more than 1,480 flight hours, Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C), and surveillance operations including E-99, and R-99 aircraft with Signal Intelligence systems. Responsible for Signal Intelligent mission's planning and analysis that provides the mission commander with intelligence source assessments, and estimates at a tactical, operational and strategical level that deals with enemy capabilities, intentions, vulnerabilities, and effects of one specific current scenario. Provide threat estimates to support doctrine, training, and combat development that ensure proper dissemination of intelligence information and products, direct operational security operations and manages signals intelligence operations.

Responsible for doing calibration tests, troubleshoots procedures, maintenance repairs and instrumentation admeasurements and test equipment, applying principles and theories of electronics, electrical circuitry, electronic, electrical testing, diagnosis and repair technical problems with malfunctioning circuitry networks, ineffective electronic pieces and missing or inoperative parts.

Responsible for repairing train signage, replacement of damaged material, client support, equipment installation, inventory, inspection, warning, and guides signs management system.