Python & Applied AI · Aspiring AI Engineer · Madrid, Spain
I am transitioning into Python development and applied AI, with the goal of building a career in AI engineering. I am currently learning Python fundamentals and bringing my experience in business automation into this new stage.
- Studying Python fundamentals through Python Impressionador, by Hashtag Treinamentos.
- Starting to use GitHub to document my learning and projects.
- Bringing practical experience with customer-service workflows, lead management and business processes.
These are my study goals, not a list of skills I already master:
- Consolidate Python fundamentals and practise by solving small problems.
- Learn Git and GitHub, SQL, HTTP and APIs.
- Build Python applications with clear documentation and tests.
- Progress to applied AI: model APIs, LLM applications, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and agents.
- Learn to evaluate, deploy and maintain those applications.
My next professional goal is a junior Python development opportunity or an entry-level role within an applied AI team, supported by projects that demonstrate my skills.
As a co-founder and former partner at 4 Side Assessoria (June 2024 - June 2026), I worked on:
- AI-assisted WhatsApp customer service and lead qualification with n8n, using SPIN Selling to structure conversations.
- Calendar integrations, appointment booking, automated follow-ups and lead organisation in NocoDB.
- Digital marketing using Google Ads, Meta Ads and Google Business Profile.
During a service engagement with Ileva Gestão Inteligente - FIAP (January - March 2026), I developed a prospecting workflow that organised public Brazilian company data by incorporation date and business activity (CNAE), preparing spreadsheets for the sales team.
These are descriptions of previous professional work. Client implementations are not included in this repository.
This repository is my profile introduction. As I build projects, I will publish their code and explain the problem, my contribution, how to run the solution, how I checked it and what I learned.