About
A driven engineer and researcher, committed to advancing and shaping the transition to a sustainable energy future. Drawing on a solid foundation of 14 years in engineering, including a decade spent navigating the complexities of the Oil and Gas industry, I bring a unique perspective to pioneering research at INESC TEC while pursuing a PhD in Sustainable Energy Systems.
Over the last 4 years, as a Research Assistant at INESC TEC, I have focused on decarbonization solutions, multi-energy systems, and enhanced energy efficiency across diverse sectors, including agri-food, buildings, road transportation, maritime ports, and urban environments. Additionally, as part of my PhD thesis, I am investigating the challenges posed by injecting renewable gases, such as biogas and hydrogen, into natural gas networks. I excel at translating complex challenges into actionable strategies, optimizing energy systems, and developing power-to-gas strategies.
Furthermore, I work effectively in multicultural teams and thrive in collaborative research environments. I am strongly committed to integrity, and I am also flexible, broad-minded, and organized. Combining rigorous analytical skills with a practical approach, I always strive to achieve outstanding results.