Technical Skills
After many years of studying science, I have developed a range of technical skills. Here are the most important ones:
- Conducting Measurement Campaigns
Plan, execute, and analyze comprehensive measurement campaigns across diverse industrial and research contexts, ensuring precision and adherence to required standards.
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Mostly developed through practical work during my bachelor's, I learned to conduct a full measurement chain as part of an Instrumental Techniques for Chemical Analysis project. In this project, I had to set up a measurement chain from scratch to quantify the proportion of Vitamin C in fruits.
-Applying Metrology and Quality Processing
Implement metrological methods and quality control procedures to maintain reliability, traceability, and compliance in measurement systems and processes.
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This skill is a must in today's world where a value by it self doesn't mean anything if not paired with an uncertainty.
-Characterizing Physical and Chemical Quantities
Evaluate and analyze physical and chemical properties of materials using advanced characterization techniques to support development, quality control, and innovation.
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A skill developed in Advanced Material where we learnt how to use advanced characterization techniques using Ultra-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC). Proficiency in this area requires a thorough understanding of the physical and chemical properties of both instruments and analytes, ensuring accurate analysis, development, and quality control.
-Defining Measurement Specifications in an Environmental Context
Develop and implement measurement protocols aligned with environmental sustainability objectives, including monitoring and analyzing environmental parameters to meet regulatory and societal demands.
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This skill has been honed through experience with non-destructive testing methods, which provide significant environmental benefits by reducing waste and conserving resources.