PhD student in Sustainable Land Use at the Superior Institute of Agronomy, University of Lisbon. Graduated in Environmental Engineering from the Polytechnic Institute of Bragança (IPB), with a degree in Environmental and Sanitary Engineering from the Federal Technological University of Paraná (UTFPR), and Master's in Environmental Technology (IPB). During undergraduate studies, she volunteered for Scientific Initiation in a project titled "Biodegradability and Compostability of Biopolymers" (2017) and was a scholarship holder in the Extension Project titled "Methods and potential residues for composting tree pruning and weeding residues in the municipality of Londrina" (2017-2018), where she investigated the composting of industrial and domestic waste. She was a trainee at the University Junior Company (2017-2018), an intern at the Municipal Environmental Secretariat of Londrina (2019-2021), in the environmental licensing sector, and an intern at Klabin S.A (2021-2022), a major global paper and pulp industry and Brazil's largest producer, exporter, and recycler of paper, mainly working on industrial waste management, legislation, and environmental licensing. During her master's degree, she conducted research on the bioavailability of heavy metals in soil using soil conditioners: biochar, zeolites, and organic compost, through leaching tests and biological testing. She was a research fellow in the BIOMA project - Bioeconomy for the mobilization of the Agri-food chain - Oct/22 to Jul/23 - optimizing olive pomace composting. Among the activities were field monitoring (composite and microbiological sampling, field parameter monitoring), laboratory work (sample pretreatment, physicochemical and phytotoxicity analyses), and physicochemical and phytotoxic characterization of biostimulant, as well as its application in efficacy trials in a controlled hydroponic chamber. She was a fellow of the ForestWaterUp Project (Jul-Nov/23), where she continues to refine her knowledge in composting, working on process optimization and the integration of new analytical techniques. She has research interests in the areas of environmental engineering and sustainable agronomy.