I am an undergraduate in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence at UFPB, and what I enjoy most is building things that leave the drawing board. I am interested both in understanding how artificial intelligence works and in figuring out how to turn it into software someone can actually use.
I am currently part of LAVID/UFPB, where I work as a full-stack developer on V4H, Wisecare's telehealth platform used by SUS, Brazil's public health system. It is where I face problems that go beyond making an application run: a real system in production, health information, and integrations with public services such as CNES, the national registry of health facilities.
I also do research at TRIL Lab, taking part in projects developed with industry partners. That is where I explore the areas of AI that interest me the most, such as LLM-based agents, computer vision and OCR, trying to understand not only how these technologies work, but where they actually make sense.
Another important part of my path is TAIL, the first academic AI league in Paraíba. I am on the board of Computer Vision and Sports, where I lead the projects in that area and help train new members. It also brings together two things that are part of who I am: technology and sports.
In the end, that is what drives me: learning by building, testing ideas, and understanding how technology can be applied to real problems.
