I am a technical leader with a PhD in Scientific Computing and a decade of experience developing data-driven solutions across research and industrial projects. My background spans machine learning, signal processing, computational modeling, software engineering, and scalable computing systems. I specialize in turning complex, high-dimensional data into reliable solutions by combining algorithm development with robust software engineering.
I particularly enjoy working at the intersection of scientific applications and engineering: understanding complex technical problems, translating them into practical computational solutions, and building systems that are efficient, maintainable, and reliable in real-world settings. My experience includes working with large-scale sensor data, machine learning pipelines, scientific simulations, and compute-intensive workloads.
In 2020 I obtained a PhD degree from the University of Oslo, undertaken at Simula Research Laboratory (Norway) and within the Marie Curie AfibTrain-Net project, which focused on computational modelling of cardiac electrophysiology.
PhD in Cardiac Modelling, 2020
Simula Research Laboratory
Research visit, 2017
School for Cardiovascular Diseases, Maastricht university
Research internship, 2012
Computer Science Department, Aalto University
M.Eng in Biomedical Engineering, 2013
Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto
B.Eng in Bioengineering, 2011
Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto
Responsibilities include:
Responsibilities included:
Responsibilities included:
PhD student within the Afib-TrainNet project. Responsibilities included:
Development of a 3D model of the human eye and performing thermal simulations of laser-induced damage. Responsibilities included: