I grew up reading and writing. I studied Arts, Dance, and was a federated athlete. Multiple interests in limited time resulted in assorted studies, experiences in a variety of countries, and a diverse professional path.

My training comprises an MEng in Urban Engineering (University of Lisbon), an MA in Film Studies (University of Exeter), a Diploma in Translation and Linguists Information Technologies (Camões Institute), and Certificates in Creative Writing and Proofreading. I am also a certified trainer. I studied Theatre, Film and Dance (in Lisbon and London) and work in the artistic Portuguese scene since 2000.

My book-length translations include Wicked (Cultura, 2025), the novel of ideas by Gregory Maguire; As Bruxas de Manningtree (The Manningtree Witches) by award-winning author and poet A. K. Blakemore (Aurora, 2024), A Agente Secreta (Alias: Emma) by Ava Glass (Presença, 2025), O Meu Período (Own Your Period) by Chella Quint (Jacarandá, 2022), and more.

As for children's and young adult literature, I point out the translation of the series As Lendas Improváveis de Baskerville Hall (The Improbable Tales of Baskerville Hall) by Ali Standish (Presença, 2026), an imaginative portrait of young Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes.

Furthermore, I provide language consulting services to art galleries, museums, publishers, and government institutions, as well as voice-over and narration services for the educational sector.

As an author, I would highlight Musgo — O Mundo Verde (author's edition, 2025), a text in verse for children. 

Moreover, I'm the author of Que Fizeste Hoje Para Mudar o Mundo?  (What Have you Done Today to Change the World?), a colection of interviews to extraordinary people. 

In 2026, I created the educational storytelling platform Trevo Trevo—children's stories in European Portuguese designed to encourage active listening and imagination, raise awareness of nature conservation, and promote Portuguese language and literacy.