👤 About Me

I was born in Curitiba (PR), Brazil, in 2001. My journey in technology began during high school at Instituto Federal do Paraná (IFPR), where I started studying Informatics in 2016. Alongside the regular high school curriculum, I completed a technical diploma in Informatics, which introduced me to programming and sparked my interest in software development.

In 2020, I began my Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and graduated in 2025. Throughout my undergraduate studies, I participated in research projects, internships, and other academic activities that allowed me to explore different areas of computing and develop my skills as a researcher and software engineer.

In 2026, I moved to Montréal, Québec, Canada, to pursue a Master’s degree in Computer Science at Concordia University, where I continue exploring my interests in computing through research.

💡 Beyond Work

Sports and Outdoors

I have always loved sports, both playing and watching them. My favorite sports are football (soccer) and volleyball. I am a passionate Athletico Paranaense fan/supporter, but I enjoy following the sports as a whole and can happily watch almost any match, regardless of which teams are playing.

Beyond competitive sports, I enjoy exploring the outdoors through cycling, jogging, and long walks around cities, parks, and mountains. I like discovering new places and experiencing different landscapes, whether close to home or while traveling.

Music

I am also an amateur musician and enjoy playing the acoustic guitar. Although I do not consider myself a good musician, music has always been an important part of my life. My favorite genres are rock (especially alternative, indie, and hard rock) and electronic music, with a particular appreciation for songs from the 1980s.

Culture and Travel

I enjoy learning about different cultures, languages, and countries. Understanding how people live, communicate, and see the world is something that constantly fascinates me.

I have always loved beaches, and one of my biggest dreams is to eventually have a beach house on the Brazilian coast.