At Future, as a designer, I was responsible for creation and, at times, design leadership on brand and packaging-focused projects. I worked on projects of varying complexity, playing an essential role in building brand value, as well as contributing to conceptual and strategic development, drawing insights from the market to establish creative paths.

At Neoway, I worked as a branding and design consultant, primarily focusing on the brand’s expansion and evolution. My role, beyond helping to build an increasingly dynamic visual language, also centered on strategic projects, supporting my colleagues in design decisions, processes, and creativity.

At Tátil, I joined the international team, where I contributed to building both the conceptual and visual aspects of point-of-sale language and art direction for Caesarstone materials.

At Ana Couto, as a designer, I am responsible for the development and occasionally leadership of design in projects for the market. I participate in works with various complexities, acting as an essential part of the stages that involve the method of think, do, and speak. I also work on certain aspects of the process, providing support to the strategy, conducting research, extracting market insights, and assisting in conceptualization and exploration of creative paths.

At Pharus, I joined the design team and participated in numerous national and international projects. I led some moderately complex projects, engaging directly with clients. I played a fundamental role in facilitating client understanding of design arguments and helped amplify the visual power of the brands we created. Here, I worked with clients such as Barbatuques, Bauducco, Itaú, Lacta, Libbs, Luz Energia, Quinto Andar, Natura, Unilever, among others.

I was one of the brand guardians, where we created and managed all initiatives under the Santander brand umbrella. As a specialist, I actively participated in numerous projects that aimed to maximize the many potentials of the Santander brands, particularly in terms of tangible products, visual and verbal identity development. In my team, I handled projects focused on physical products, managing assets and deliverables that involved coordination between our suppliers, business areas, and their respective product owners.

Here, I helped expand business opportunities, giving life, identity, and purpose to the brands. This is where we created the best, most human brands.

At +Packing, I had the opportunity to join a team with extensive expertise in Products, particularly packaging. It was a learning experience focused almost entirely on the point of sale and retail. I actively participated in projects of various natures, encompassing realms related to brand strategy, name creation, visual identity development, and other design disciplines. I had the chance to explore and lead several internal initiatives, all from a strategic perspective aimed at creative processes and their aspects.

I was the design focal point during my time with this team. As the responsible person for creation, I directly supported the communication and marketing department. My deliverables encompassed internal marketing materials, photography, art direction, post-production, advertising, and institutional materials for fairs and events, including booth setup supervision, promotional item creation, and strategic brand direction.

At Mofo, I was able to learn advertising concepts and how to work with offline and online ads. Here, I developed numerous brand projects and local initiatives.

With the project Barbatuques, made with Pharus Bright Design.

My project was selected for the Belgian Fig.Liège Biennial through Blank Poster.

I was featured in Brazilians Who Design, a platform that values talented Brazilian designers around the world with the goal of promoting more diversity in this market.

My project was selected for the Posterist in the World, Poster Bienal by ASGRAP.

I partially completed a Bachelor's degree program at the Federal University of Ouro Preto.

This is the course where I was able to learn the best practices of UX to build accessible and flexible interfaces.

Course where I learned principles of motion design, from basic to advanced, and its applications.

Course where I learned the basics of front-end programming to design some interfaces.

A diagramming workshop offered by Alexandre Soma on SESC.

A storytelling course with Eisner Award Winner Fabio Moon.