My journey into project management didn't begin with a career change but with a realization.
For years, I worked in environmental science: collecting field data, writing technical reports, coordinating community actions, and contributing to public policy. I co-authored a scientific publication and helped shape legislation that became Brazil's "Projeto de Lei nº 466-C". But somewhere along the way, I noticed that what energized me most wasn't just the environmental cause, it was the structure behind it. The planning, the coordination, the problem-solving. I was already doing project management. I just hadn't named it yet.
Once I did, everything clicked.
Since 2020, I've been working as an independent project manager, leading multidisciplinary teams of up to 10 people, managing 2 to 3 simultaneous projects with budgets ranging from R$8K to R$150K, and consistently delivering results (70% of my projects completed ahead of schedule, with over 95% of deliverables hitting their targets). I've built relational databases in Airtable, structured workflows in Trello, Asana, and Notion, and maintained 100% budget adherence across every engagement.
What makes me effective isn't just the methodology... It's how I show up. I adapt. When a project needs rigorous structure, I bring Scrum, Kanban, or PMBOK frameworks and clear governance. When it needs agility and trust, I step back, empower the team, and remove obstacles. I don't manage by formula; I manage by reading what each situation actually needs.
And I never stop learning. From graphic design to JavaScript logic, from UX research to ESG governance. My curiosity is professional fuel. Every new skill becomes another lens through which I see problems and design better solutions.
I bring a background that is equal parts analytical and human, shaped by environmental science, driven by strategy, and grounded in the belief that good project management isn't just about delivery. It's about building something that lasts.
