As a journalism trainee at a TV station in Portugal, I am responsible for conducting interviews, gathering information, editing videos researching, and reporting on various news stories. I have already had the opportunity to interview several people, including the Health Minister, to provide accurate and informative news to our audience.

As a journalism intern at Deutsche Welle's Portuguese for Africa department in Bonn, Germany, my responsibilities included writing reports, editing videos, and managing the community. Working with a talented team of journalists, I gained invaluable experience in crafting compelling stories for audiences in Portuguese-speaking African countries.
My time at Deutsche Welle allowed me to sharpen my writing and video editing skills, while also learning about the importance of engaging with audiences through social media and community management.

I carried out multimedia communication work (photo, video, and text) for the radio station of the oldest university in Madrid.
I produced texts for the institution's website and managed social networks.
Besides content production, I also did the community management of Inforadio UCM radio's social media accounts.

As a journalism trainee, my role was to produce reports for the print editions of A Cabra, the university newspaper. Specifically, I worked with the Science & Technology and City & Culture editors, crafting engaging and informative pieces that would appeal to readers interested in these topics. Through this work, I honed my skills as a writer and learned how to craft compelling stories that captured readers' attention.

Report about the city traffic, as well as carry out constant checks, by telephone, with the police and firefighters to find out about new occurrences.
Assist reporters in producing, editing and presenting news. Production and editing of news made independently. Translation of interviews in Spanish.
Maintain and manage the radio website as well as social networks.
Live coverage of elections for the governor of the State.

As a trainee in public relations at The Curitiba Theater Festival, I was responsible for conducting interviews with actors and directors to produce press releases. I also assisted in organizing press conferences with the staff of the main shows of each day of the Festival. During the opening party, which was attended by approximately 2,800 people, I was involved in the planning and reception of journalists. Additionally, I was responsible for producing clippings of articles published all over the country about the event.

During my time at Grupo Bandeirantes de Comunicação, I was a part of the team behind "Programa do Galo", a daily show that ran for an hour and a half. My responsibilities included producing and preparing materials for the journalists, as well as brainstorming potential topics and interviews for live segments.

The Chamber of Deputies has offered, since 2003, the Short Term Internship-Visit Program. The program gives university students from all over the country access to knowledge about how the Chamber of Deputies works and how its representatives act, encouraging democratic participation and the exercise of citizenship.
I participated in October 2017.

As a Communications and Media Specialist at Universidade Positivo, I managed the social media presence of the Journalism course and led the restructuring of the university's news website, redeteia.com. Additionally, I served as Public Relations Coordinator for the largest communication congress in Latin America, Intercom, overseeing the production of press releases, managing the event's blog, and leading a team of over 40 students to produce material for the university's media.

I also contributed to the production of reports and presented the main newspaper of the university radio, Rádio Teia. During the week of October 23 to 27, 2017, I served as a correspondent from Brasília for Rádio Teia, reporting on the impeachment process of ex-president Temer. Finally, I produced interviews and texts for the "Caderno AU" blog, dedicated to the Architecture and Urbanism course at Positivo University.

As a Research Assistant, my responsibilities included conducting Scientific Initiation Research and constructing State of the Art reports. I also had the opportunity to develop questionnaires for research with data collection in the field and filter the collected data. Additionally, I presented and published works at congresses related to the research topics.

My areas of research were diverse and included the History of the newspaper Ultima Hora in the city of Curitiba, Transgender and female representation in fashion magazines, and Fashion and Telejournalism. I also researched João Amoêdo's presidential campaign and the use of Facebook, as well as mapping podcasts in Portugal and gender equality in the media of Portugal.

Throughout my experience, I gained valuable skills in research and analysis, as well as the ability to present and publish works in a professional setting