I am a Computer Science student at PUC-GO, interested in software development, data analysis, algorithm design, and artificial intelligence. My academic and research experience includes work in metaheuristics, machine learning, and statistical modeling, often applied to real-world problems.
Currently, I am a CNPq research fellow working on projects related to financial market analysis and prediction, using computational and machine-learning techniques to explore data patterns. I also contribute to climate change modeling initiatives through the Institutional Research Support Program at PUC-GO, applying AI and data science methods to environmental datasets.
I've been involved in competitive programming, which has given me practical experience with algorithms and problem-solving. As a teaching assistant in Algorithms, I've supported peers in understanding technical concepts and developing their programming skills.
Outside of academia, my background as a scout has shaped how I approach teamwork, leadership, and adaptability—qualities I bring into both technical and collaborative settings.
- Bachelor's in Computer Science
Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Goiás (PUC-GO) (2022 – 2026)
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Financial Market Analysis and Prediction Research
Using machine learning for market trend analysis. -
Climate Change Modeling & Environmental Data Analysis
Applying AI methods to environmental data. -
Teaching Assistant in Algorithms
Facilitating technical education and collaboration. -
Competitive Programming
Advanced problem-solving under pressure.
I aim to apply my analytical skills and enthusiasm for technology to create innovative, efficient, and impactful solutions that drive positive societal change.