I hold a bachelor’s degree in Astronomy from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and completed my Ph.D. in Astronomy, at the Valongo Observatory (OV/UFRJ), with a CAPES scholarship. The main focus of my doctoral thesis was stellar dating through Galactic kinematics, involving work with theoretical evolutionary models and Bayesian isochronal dating. I am currently working on the S-PLUS survey, where I am responsible for the photometric calibration and the organization of the Main Survey Data Releases. I was a postdoctoral fellow at the University of São Paulo, supported by a FAPESP fellowship, and at the Observatório do Valongo, supported by a Serrapilheira fellowship; I am currently a researcher at the “Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais”. My main areas of research are the Galactic structure and the exploration and characterization of low-metallicity stars. I also have international academic experience as a year-long Research Visitor at the NOIRLab institute, supported by a FAPESP research internship abroad (BEPE).