I am a multidisciplinary professional working at the intersection of healthcare and technology. My background combines high – complexity clinical practice as a perfusionist with hands-on experience in 3D printing, medical simulation, and XR (virtual and augmented reality).
In my work, I transform real patient data — such as CT and MRI scans — into 3D-printed anatomical models and immersive digital experiences. These tools support surgical planning, medical education, and better communication between healthcare teams and patients.
Over the last years, I have participated in more than 2,000 cardiopulmonary procedures, developing a deep understanding of the operating room, patient safety, and teamwork under pressure. This clinical experience strongly influences the way I design and validate technological solutions.
My long-term goal is to help build the bridge between today’s medical practice and the future of bioprinting and additive manufacturing.
One of my dreams is to contribute to the creation of functional organs produced with 3D printing and help save lives on a global scale. To move in this direction, I have been continuously improving my knowledge and investing my own resources in projects related to unit cell design, lattice structures, and medical simulation.
Even with a minimal personal budget, I learned how to design unit cells that can be applied in a wide range of applications. I want to stay close to emerging technologies and contribute with my experiments and projects to the future of real organs made by 3D printers.
I am moving to Canada to start my Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan (2026–2028). My focus is to deepen my knowledge in additive manufacturing, lattice design, and innovative solutions for healthcare.
I am open to remote, hybrid, and on-site opportunities in:
In my free time, I enjoy exploring new subjects and learning about different fields of technology and science. I’m passionate about technology, video games, and fishing.
Fishing is especially important to me: it allows me to disconnect from routine, immerse myself in nature, and organize my thoughts. Many of my ideas for projects and solutions are born in these quiet moments outdoors.
