I work on the sustainable management of natural resources through the analysis and modelling of data and the application of innovative solutions. Over the years I have dedicated myself from academic research to the practical application of advanced methodologies. During my master's and Ph.D, I acquired expertise in statistical analysis and modelling, exploring the quantification of uncertainties in volume, biomass and carbon estimates, applied to forest planning. As a visiting researcher in the UK, I expanded my knowledge of forest quantification, broadening my understanding of the global challenges surrounding forest sustainability. In addition, my first steps as a Forest Engineer at Embrapa Florestas allowed me to experience inventory processes in practice, complementing my academic training. Since then, I've been applying this diverse experience as a Guest Researcher at the Fachhochschule Rottenburg - Hochschule für Forstwirtschaft, where I'm immersed in forest management and natural resource quantification projects, utilising skills in Python, data analysis and project management. My approach is results-orientated, always driven to find sustainable solutions to complex challenges. I'm constantly looking for opportunities that allow me to apply my knowledge in favour of responsible development, contributing to a more sustainable future for forests.