As a Bioinformatics MSc graduate, I am dedicated to bridging the gap between biology and informatics. My focus is on leveraging computational tools to address biological challenges while remaining mindful of the limitations inherent in informatics. Since joining the Genomic Diseases Group at the National Institute of Health, Doutor Ricardo Jorge, I have honed my skills in developing precise and efficient methods for identifying and categorizing pathogenic variants and pinpointing candidate genes. My current objective is to enhance genomic medicine by integrating these advancements, ensuring that our findings translate into real-world applications that improve patient care. I am passionate about using bioinformatics to contribute to the understanding of complex biological problems and drive innovation in genomic research.