I am a mechanical industrial engineer, dedicated to R&D&I projects and homologations, analyzing strategies for safer, more efficient, and more sustainable passenger transport vehicles, while seeking to harmonize regulations at a global level.
Research allows me to develop technical skills, tackle technological challenges with no clear solution, and redirect projects to achieve success.
Working in R&D&I requires designing and selecting projects, analyzing multiple factors, and thinking long-term to reduce risks and ensure success.
R&D&I projects in transport contribute to a safer and more sustainable society by developing vehicles that integrate urban components into a global ecosystem.
To young women, I would say that everyone can fully develop their abilities, and that all the qualities needed for research are represented in women, making them ideal for this type of project.
Check out the illustrated CINTECX calendar featuring the experiences and motivations of 12 female researchers from the center: Calendario Igualdade-CINTECX 2025