Graduate in Mathematics (Teaching Program) from the Federal University of Santa Maria (2001), Master in Applied Mathematics from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (2004) and Ph.D. in Physics from the Federal University of Santa Maria (2009). Currently an Associate Professor (Level IV) at the Federal University of Santa Maria (UFSM), serving as a permanent member and vice coordinator of the Graduate Program in Meteorology (PPGMet/UFSM). Scientific and technological output is characterized by an interdisciplinary approach focused on the quantitative modeling of atmospheric, hydrometeorological, and hydrosedimentological processes. At the interface of Applied Mathematics, Micrometeorology, and Hydrometeorology, the use of mathematical, computational, and statistical methods are applied to investigate the impacts of extreme precipitation events on soil degradation and water resources, with an emphasis on sediment tracing (fingerprinting approach). Teaching and outreach activities include the continuing education of basic education teachers, integrating educational practices, environmental education, and science communication.