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I am a professional who acquired experience as an intern, it was at Florida International University in Miami, that I had the opportunity to put into practice much of the knowledge I learned, with years of study, dedication, and a lot of desire to learn, my objective is to work in the area of Biomedical engineering.I acquired, through projects and internships, essential skills which give me the necessary confidence to carry out the activities in my area, among the main competencies I emphasize:A constant search for new technologies, an evaluation of material and labor needs, feasibility analysis and monitoring of schedule and budgets, preparation of reports, and development of projects in accordance with the rules and procedures of regulatory bodies.My English and Portuguese are fluent, Spanish and Italian intermediate level.I have essential Soft Skills to develop with excellence the functions proposed to me;I have communication skills; I listen actively; I read and interpret information to consolidate data. With a lot of determination and an immense desire to learn, I achieved excellent results throughout my journey, so I highlight the most significant ones below:MAIN RESULTS:• I developed a biomedical device, with my team, in which I was responsible for all documentation management, including a Device History File (DHF) with more than 350 pages in which I needed to research documentation, and regularization according to F.D.A, helped to elaborate the design of the device according to the analysis of the project and due regulations.• Elaboration of a Project Plan (product plan) with 345 tasks, for each task the degree of relevance, function and the necessary specifications were determined.• My team and I received two very significant prizes, organized by the biomedical engineering department in the PowerPoint presentation on the device we were designing, the second prize for the poster of the same project for the development of the completion of course work in which we addressed the theme "Wearable Transdermal Isoflurane Monitoring Device" - Device capable of detecting and monitoring the level of the anesthetic component isoflurane in sedated patients during surgeries, with the use of a Hydrogen Fuel Cell.