B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees in Electrical Engineering from São Paulo State University (UNESP, Brazil) and the University of São Paulo (USP, Brazil) in 1998 and 2001, respectively, and a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from USP in 2010.
I am a full-time professor in the Industrial Engineering Department at Centro Universitário FEI (FEI), São Paulo, Brazil, where I teach subjects related to industrial automation and manufacturing systems. I am also a member of the master's degree program in Mechanical Engineering at FEI, working in the area of production systems. In addition, I serve as a scientific adviser to FAPESP (São Paulo Research Foundation – Brazil) and am a member of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society. Currently, I coordinate the Digital Manufacturing and Integrated Manufacturing Laboratories, as well as the 5G Solutions Center at FEI, where I develop projects related to Industry 4.0, energy consumption in manufacturing systems, IoT, and connectivity.
This section presents my main research interests, including process modeling and control, optimization, automation, and cyber-physical systems. The topics reflect ongoing investigations as well as interdisciplinary collaborations in engineering and applied technologies.
This section includes a curated list of my publications in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings from the last five years. The selection highlights recent contributions to my main research areas and ongoing developments.
Here you can find information about my academic supervision activities, including master's and doctoral theses. Both ongoing and completed projects are listed, along with student names, research topics, and associated programs.
In this section, I present the laboratories for which I serve as coordinator. It includes a brief overview of each lab’s focus, infrastructure, and current research activities under my supervision.