I hold a PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Instituto Superior Técnico (IST). From an early age I have always been interested in understanding how electronics work and how different circuits are combined to implement complex systems. This curiosity led me to pursue a PhD in Electronics at IST, where I deepened my expertise in the field. During my PhD, I contributed as a researcher to a European project within the Nano-Electronic Circuits and Systems (NECS) group at INESC-ID, under the supervision of Prof. Jorge Fernandes. Since 2018, I have fabricated and tested four ICs, resulting in seven conference papers and two publications in a Q1-ranked journal. In addition to research, I have enjoyed sharing my knowledge through teaching. At IST, I taught two electronics courses, and at ENIDH, I delivered theoretical classes and evaluations for an electrotechnics course. These experiences reflect my commitment to advancing the field of electronics through both research and education.