Originally from Ipiaú, Bahia. Holds a degree in Agronomic Engineering from UNEB (2021), where conducted research on composting and was a teaching assistant in Plant Embryology and Histology, scientific initiation fellow (PICIN), and intern at AGENDHA, working at the Raso da Catarina Ecological Station and with agroecological extension. Earned a Master's in Agricultural Production (UFAPE/UFRPE, 2023), focusing on sewage sludge biochar to improve sandy soils and boost productivity. Participated in the DAECO and OndaCBC research groups. Currently a Ph.D. student in Agricultural Engineering at UFRPE, researching sustainable soil and water management in the Brazilian semi-arid region. Member of the Water and Soil Laboratory (LAS). Also holds a Licentiate in Biological Sciences (Teacher Training) from ETEP/FABRAS. Has experience in agroecology, sustainability, soil and water conservation, composting, biochar, water resources, and geostatistics, with research focused on climate change, carbon sequestration, organic waste use in agriculture, and sustainable productivity in semi-arid environments.