I have a bachelor's degree in Environmental Engineering and Renewable Energies from the Federal Rural University of Amazonia - UFRA, with approximately 6 years' experience in geoprocessing. During my academic career, I was a CNPq scholarship holder at the Emilio Goeldi Museum, contributing to the Vegetation Fragmentation Analysis in Protected Areas of the Legal Amazon project. I also taught courses during my degree, contributing to the development of training cycles focused on geotechnologies. Subsequently, I interned and worked as a consultant at TNC, and was hired as a geoprocessing specialist at The Nature Conservancy.As a Spatial Data Scientist, I have experience in: 🖥️ Spatial analysis: ArcGIS (Modelbuilder, arcpy), QGIS, PosTGIS;🖥️ Image processing and remote sensing: Google Earth Engine, ENVI;🖥️ Statistical modeling and Machine Learning: R (intermediate);🖥️ Programming and automation: R (intermediate) and Python (basic);🖥️ Development of thematic maps and interactive dashboards: ArcGIS, PowerBI.Applied to the following topics in the environmental field:🌎 Land use changes: detection of mining sites, identification of environmental liabilities according to the Brazilian Forest Code, territorial intelligence;🌎 Remote sensing for real-time monitoring: applied to restoration project areas and prevention of illegal activities such as deforestation or mining.🌎 Quality control of spatial data from conservation platforms.🌎 General knowledge of land and environmental regularization, (national) agricultural chains and their relationship with environmental, social and economic issues.