I am a Biomedical Engineer with a diverse educational background and relevant work experience. My journey began at Universidade de Lisboa, where I pursued a Bachelor's degree in Health Sciences (2016-2019), achieving an average classification of fifteen points out of twenty. Throughout my time there, I had the opportunity to attend various esteemed colleges, including Faculdade de Medicina, Faculdade de Ciências, and Faculdade de Farmácia. This broad exposure helped me acquire a solid foundation in the field of health and medicine. Driven by my passion for improving healthcare and addressing the complex challenges facing the medical field, I pursued a Master's in Biomedical Engineering (2020-2022), at Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa (ISEL), to gain the technical skills and knowledge needed to design and develop cutting-edge medical technologies that have the potential to transform patient care. During my studies, I was able to maintain a part-time job from 2018-2021 while also securing a 4-month paid-internship at Sociedade Avanço (2020) in the area of radiation/radiotherapy equipment maintenance. In recognition of my academic achievements, I was granted the excellence merit award by Direção Geral do Ensino Superior (DGES) in 2021. My academic work continued as I embarked on my thesis at the Laboratory of Engineering and Health in ISEL, working on the project PREMO (DSAIPA/DS/0117/2020), where I focused on the field of metabolomics. My objective was to establish a biomarker that may predict a patient's outcome in a hospital critical care unit using blood serum. I successfully completed this work with a final grade of nineteen points out of twenty. I graduated with an overall average classification of seventeen points out of twenty. Currently, I am continuing my research journey as a fellow researcher at the same laboratory where I completed my thesis, and I am a PhD student in the Biomedicine PhD program at the NOVA Medical School from Universidade NOVA de Lisboa. My Master thesis' work has been published and presented on various journals and congresses, respectively, and I intend, along with my colleagues and mentors, to continue our work on the PhD thesis.