Education
- Ph.D in Analytical Science, University of Warwick, 2017
- Double M.Sc. in Complex Systems Science, École Polytechnique and Chalmers University of Technology, 2013
- B.Eng. in Telecommunications Engineering, Universidade Federal Fluminense, 2009
Work experience
- 2022-present: Manager, Imaging Applications, The Jackson Laboratory
- 2019-2022: Systems Analyst, The Jackson Laboratory
- 2017-2019: Research Fellow, University of Warwick
- Division of Biomedical Sciences, Warwick Medical School
- 2017-2017: Research Assistant, University of Warwick
- Supervised by Prof. Rudolf Roemer, Department of Physics
- 2013-2017: Ph.D candidate, University of Warwick
- Supervised by Prof. Matthew Turner, Department of Physics
- 2008-2011: Junior Engineer, Chemtech Ltda.
- Telecommunications project design
- 2008-2008: Research Intern, Harman/Becker GmbH.
Research experience
- 2019-present: Systems Analyst, then Manager, Imaging Applications, The Jackson Laboratory
- Leading a team of technical experts on institution-wide imaging data support
- Developing novel Python libraries and command-line tools to interact with imaging data management platforms
- Providing data analysis and data management advice and consultancy to ~60 research groups
- 2017-2019: Research Fellow on Bioimage analysis and data management, University of Warwick
- Responsible for image analysis and data management for the Biomedical Sciences division of Warwick Medical School
- Implemented and maintained a number of IT systems for data management.
- Developed software in multiple different languages to support image analysis needs from other researchers
- 2017: Research Assistant on protein structure visualisation, University of Warwick
- Developed a software pipeline to simulate and visualise protein rigidity analysis.
- Built a virtual reality toolkit to deploy three-dimensional protein structure animations.
- Took part in supporting antimicrobial resistance research, trying to understand how drugs affect protein rigidity.
- 2013-2017: Ph.D candidate in computational biophysics, University of Warwick
- Developed simulation software to better understand force generation during bacterial division.
- Researched and adapted advanced applied mathematics algorithms for calculations.
- Used high-performance computing infrastructure to achieve simulation results.
Honors and Awards
- 2013: Marie Sklodowska-Curie PhD Fellowship - Full tuition and stipend for 36 months and research-related expenses
- 2011: Erasmus Mundus M.Sc. Scholarship - Full tuition and stipend for 24 months
- 2010: Laurea Academica from Universidade Federal Fluminense - Awarded to best graduating student for each major
- 2009: Premio Walder Moreira - ”Student of the year” award in Telecommunications Engineering
- 2007: Premio Walder Moreira - ”Student of the year” award in Telecommunications Engineering