Bachelor in Chemical Engineering (2022, ProUni scholarship holder) and Master in Process Engineering (2024, CAPES scholarship holder). During his undergraduate studies, he served as a mentor for engineering and computer science courses in the Mentoring Extension Project (2020 - 2022), was a member of the chemical engineering course board at Tiradentes University (Unit), class representative and student of the scientific initiation and technological innovation program, working at the Institute of Technology and Research (ITP) (2018 - 2022) as a volunteer (2018 - 2019) and CNPq scholarship holder (2019 - 2022). During this period, he developed studies in the area of ​​biocatalysis, applying free/immobilized lipases to convert vegetable oils into high value-added compounds. In the Master's degree in Process Engineering (UNIT), he worked in the area of ​​enzyme immobilization engineering, developing bioinformatics studies, through docking and molecular dynamics simulations, to evaluate the impact of metal ions on the structure of immobilized lipases in the form of hybrid nanoflowers, linked to the Food Research Laboratories (LPA) and Bioprocess Engineering (LEB).