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SILVANA V CROOPE

SILVANA V CROOPE

Tuscaloosa,AL

Summary

Dependable infrastructure systems resilience with track record of success in field, attention to detail and proactive mindset. Seeks opportunities to improve processes and workflows for team benefit. Conscientious, hardworking and excels at multitasking in proactive environments.

Overview

20
20
years of professional experience

Work History

Panel Member

Airport
Washington, DC
04.2022 - Current
  • Cooperative Research Program ACRP Synthesis S21-10-20 Resilience Partnership with the Air National, and other Military Organizations –, National Cooperative Research Program NCHRP 20-123(18) Development of a New Transportation System Operations Strategic Plan –
  • Evaluated needs of departments and delegated tasks to optimize overall production.
  • Tracked project schedules and encouraged teams to complete tasks on time while staying on budget.

Deputy Commander

Tuscaloosa Civil Air Patrol Composite Squadron
Tuscaloosa, AL
01.2022 - Current
  • Lead and support children and young adults from 12 years old to 21 years old to engage and learn about aviation through activities supported and part of the air force as auxiliary force including: aerospace education, emergency services, physics education and more.
  • Prepared, planned for and coordinated execution of support missions to prepare the Cadets and myself, and aid deployment of the auxiliary forces and individuals.
  • Trained, coached and mentored the auxiliary airforce cadets to improve readiness and training.
  • Requisitioned, received and properly stored unit equipment and supplies.
  • Assisted in gathering information and organizing the cadets for encampment, communications exercise, meetings, and special events.
  • Trained for risk assessment, radio communications, emergency services, and aerospace education.

Researcher

CAPES and the Secretaria Nacional da Família ...
, Brazil
02.2021 - Current
  • International collaboration research project.
  • Funded project by the Brazilian "CAPES" and the National Office of Family, Women, and Human Rights for research and publication related to the policy difference of social support to vulnerable people and their families.
  • Organized data in logical ways to enable efficient analysis and effective communication of findings.
  • Collaborated with other researchers both in-person and virtually.
  • Supported other researchers in study- and project-related activities.
  • Adapted general research methodologies to meet project-specific requirements.
  • Supported field research projects of large scope and complexity under guidance of leadership.
  • Identified relevant questions and determined best methods of collection.
  • Communicated findings to clients using multimedia, narrative writing and presentation skills to tell informative and compelling stories.
  • Supported organization in maintaining work environment focused on scientific integrity and quality while fostering learning, open communication, collaboration and teamwork.
  • Published experimental and research findings in scientific publications and journals.
  • Presented findings to colleagues during industry meetings and conferences.

Co-coordinator and Project Panel Member

National Cooperative Highway Research Program
Washington , DC
01.2017 - Current
  • National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) project 20-101 on Costs and Benefits Extreme Weather and Climate Change Adaptation, a State Department of Transportation reviewer, testing and proofing of concept and guidance to the research team developing this project, of the National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) 20-59(53) - FloodCast: A Framework for Enhanced Flood Event Decision Making for Transportation Resilience – Phase IV – 20-59(53A) (current)
  • Examined, collaborated and discussed projects proposals, development, and report reviews submitted by researchers to determine development path, and compliance with research practices.
  • Panel Member of the National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) Synthesis 480 – Economic and Development Implications of Transportation Disinvestment (2015)
  • Panel Member of the National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) 08, 91 – Use of Cross Asset Optimization Results and the Impact on Performance Measures (2014)
  • Hazus User of the Year Award (8/2014)
  • TRB, ABE40 Committee Certificate of Appreciation (1/2013)
  • Examined, collaborated and discussed projects proposals, development, and report reviews submitted by researchers to determine development path, and compliance with research practices.
  • Updated skills and knowledge by attending conferences and seminars.

Researcher

Systems and Technology Resilience Solutions
Tuscaloosa, AL
01.2017 - Current
  • Socio-economic impact analysis through FEMA Hazus-MH risk assessment and loss estimation system of the Enhanced Snowmelt Flood Forecast Model led by the University of New Hampshire, NASA funded (2014, 13-WATER13-0036, Grant NNX15AC47G).
  • Highway impacts to flooding (natural) disasters and future reoccurring impacts.
  • Organized data in logical ways to enable efficient analysis and effective communication of findings.
  • Collaborated with other researchers both in-person and virtually.
  • Analyzed qualitative and quantitative data using data analysis tools to identify and validate research conclusions.
  • Supported other researchers in study- and project-related activities.
  • Executed qualitative and quantitative research studies using multiple proven research methodologies.
  • Adapted general research methodologies to meet project-specific requirements.
  • Identified relevant questions and determined best methods of collection.
  • Developed plans to execute agreed-upon research projects within budget and time requirements.
  • Communicated findings to clients using multimedia, narrative writing and presentation skills to tell informative and compelling stories.
  • Provided suggestions for improvements to products and services based on data analysis and measurable results.
  • Modeled trends and prepared reports utilizing database details.
  • Collected open- and closed-source intelligence for aggregation into intelligence database.
  • Managed shifting priorities as client needs changed and research outcomes emerged.
  • Attended industry conferences and meetings to stay abreast of new theories and findings.
  • Supported organization in maintaining work environment focused on scientific integrity and quality while fostering learning, open communication, collaboration and teamwork.
  • Presented findings to colleagues during industry meetings and conferences.
  • Reviewed project activities and prepared and reviewed research, testing or operational reports.
  • Conferred with scientists, engineers and regulators to plan or review projects or provide technical assistance.
  • Optimized quality and consistency of content by closely reviewing and correcting work products.

State Government Representative

U.S. DHS - ICSJWG
Washington, DC
06.2019 - 07.2023
  • Recommendation of participation of critical infrastructure industries and cybersecurity for industrial operations and engagement with government in a holistic perspective
  • Suggested strategic topics to set the stage for advancing policy and support to enhancing security for industrial control systems
  • Helped review and support applied and academic research ideas and white papers for major U.S. DHS Industrial Control System Joint Working Group and Steering Team Spring and other meetings in person and virtual
  • Attended monthly meetings to voice concerns, opinions and ideas.

Research Engineer

The University of Alabama, Alabama Transportation Institute
05.2019 - 07.2023
  • Transportation Policy Research Center: research.
  • Research projects and technology development.
  • Technical paper writing and publications.
  • Supported and co-advised international PhD student(s).
  • Supported and guided graduate and undergraduate students work on disasters resilience and water intersection with transportation.
  • Designed and executed experiments, analyzed and interpreted primary data and formed logical conclusions.
  • Maintained working knowledge of new techniques, technologies and concepts.
  • Prepared and presented data summaries to internal and external collaborators, meeting with vendors and internal teams as required.
  • Performed and documented quality control testing for projects.
  • Developed and presented reports to improve various project initiatives.
  • Used outstanding written and verbal communication skills to relate to both technical and non-technical personnel effectively and further research objectives.
  • Supported technology transfer processes and communicated needs to cross-functional teams.
  • Assisted with research into new product designs and production strategies.
  • Worked extensively and effectively with support groups, including engineering, computer science, weather and flood scientists, and industry and business process development teams.
  • Designed, tested and evaluated sensing systems devices and systems and digital interoperability proof-of-concept demonstration.
  • Followed site procedures closely to continuously maintain regulatory compliance.
  • Managed work between different research laboratory involved in development of comprehensive nowcasting and forecasting flood monitoring and management systems, together with a multidisciplinary team of professors, consultants, and students.
  • Utilized sound skills to analyze data collected from control process from direct sensing systems equipment.
  • Directed complex engineering experiments to test, prove or modify theoretical propositions.
  • Used basic hand and machine tools to support research into Industrial Internet of Things.
  • Constructed tests and troubleshoot market instrumentation used in the development of enhanced self-validating flood detection projects and experiments.
  • Investigated discrepancies and supervised the development and implementation of corrective approaches, codes, and related actions
  • Proofread and edited reports, questionnaires and research publications.
  • Developed transfer plans and management protocols for transitioning items into production.

Panel Member (Volunteer)

Louisiana State University
, LA
06.2019 - 06.2023
  • Panel Member of the Project Review Committee (PRC) for the Research & Technology Transfer Coordinator for the Transportation Consortium of South-Central States (Tran-SET) for the Year-4 Tran-SET “21ITSLSU16: Examining drivers’ behaviors to connected and automated vehicles, Developing Notification and Enforcement Systems to Communicate and Administer Bridge Load Postings. Project No. 20ITSLSU17, Automated Road Damage Classification based on Analysis of Crowdsourced Vibration Data of Operating Vehicles. Project No. 20PLSY09, 2020, Holistic Network-level Assessment of Pavement Flood Damage using FEMA’s Hazus Flood Models and Maintenance Cost Prediction, Project Review Committee Member. Project No. 19PLSU132019.
  • Maintained positive working relationship with fellow professors, students, and Tran-SET management.
  • Identified areas for improvement, narrowing focus for decision-makers in making necessary changes.
  • Monitored operations and reviewed records and metrics to understand projects performance.
  • Analyzed key performance indicators to identify effective strategies.

Adjunct Professor

Wilmington University
, USA
01.2018 - 05.2019
  • Courses: Special Topic Human Trafficking; Human Trafficking Advocacy & Change.
  • Classes online and presence together the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences
  • Courses: Special Topic Human Trafficking; Human Trafficking Advocacy & Change.
  • Implemented different teaching styles to meet needs of diverse student population.
  • Fostered classroom environment conducive to learning and building character.
  • Assisted students in achieving completion of learning objectives.
  • Prepared, administered and graded exams and assignments to evaluate student progress.
  • Documented student assignments, attendance and test scores in online reporting systems.
  • Developed custom course syllabus outlining standards, material, grading and progression for students.
  • Delivered course lectures using modern technology to enhance student comprehension.
  • Designed exams, lecture material and writing assignments.
  • Presented courses to undergraduate students and created lesson plans, tests and assignments to ascertain how well students retained class material.
  • Developed and adjusted course syllabus according to curriculum and university guidelines.
  • Assessed student performance with integrity.
  • Created lesson plans and developed instructional materials covering required topics and learning objectives.
  • Integrated multimedia technology in classroom instruction for well-rounded and engaging approach to instruction.
  • Sourced appropriate course materials to support variety of student learning needs and styles and deliver content in relevant, distinctive ways.
  • Distributed and posted course syllabus and answered student questions regarding standards, material, grading and progression at beginning of semester.
  • Tutored and coached students to help achieve personal and academic goals.
  • Maintained schedule of office hours to assist students and offer educational support.
  • Applied diverse array of assessment methods to track student performance and subject matter comprehension, documenting results in automated reporting system.
  • Coordinated development of effective education programs through successful collaboration with colleagues and administrators.
  • Wrote and filed reports detailing course activities and student progress.

Civil Engineer

Delaware Department of Transportation
Dover, DE
01.2009 - 05.2019
  • 1.5+ million Applied Research Projects Manager, Resilience, Climate Change and Sustainability Strategist for the Department (e.g., participation on strategies to establish and implement the State Executive Order 41 on climate change)
  • 10+ million dollars ITD (CVISN)/PRISM Program Manager
  • Policy review and proposals together State Mitigation Council meetings, Delaware Sea Level Rise Advisory Committee - Transportation Adaptation Focus Group Session, metropolitan planning organizations (e.g., WILMAPCO) on Climate Change evaluation for policy guidance, city meetings (e.g., City of Lewes – Delaware, University of Delaware, and ICLEI on the inclusion of Sea Level Rise Mitigation Plans together the City’s Multi-hazard Strategic Plan review required by FEMA 2010); TMC management to implement the Delaware Integrated Transportation Management Strategic Plan (DelTrac: construction plans, training, multimodal management approach, development and adopting new technologies including cut solutions for ITS and incident management)
  • Supervised execution of contracts and prepared invoices for projects.
  • Attended meetings and site locations to gather data for project work.
  • Worked alongside project engineers to document site inspection findings for integration into construction plans and designs.
  • Projected budgets for engineering projects to provide cost estimates for bidding and procurement.
  • Maintained project materials and utilized blueprints, schematics and specifications.
  • Developed RFIs for contractors, industry, and academia to provide responses for various types of research to support planning, construction, maintenance, and operations.
  • Delivered consistent support for document controls while reviewing, assessing and providing comments on contract documentation.
  • Monitored research and transportation construction projects for Intelligent Transportation Systems for traffic, transportation telecommunications, and trucking safety systems and structures.
  • Investigated potential construction sites for available environmental impacts, including potential hazards (natural, man-made, and technological).
  • Researched code issues by communicating with city, state and county officials.
  • Complied with federal regulations in regards to environmental requirements (NEPA, air and water quality, nature-base solutions).
  • Surveyed sites, collected measurements and assessed project conditions.
  • Managed and directed construction, operations or maintenance activities at project site.
  • Inspected project sites to monitor progress and conform to design specifications and safety standards.
  • Directed engineering activities, driving compliance with environmental, safety or other governmental regulations.
  • Provided technical strategic advice to industrial or managerial personnel regarding design, construction or structural maintenance focused on flooding issues.
  • Analyzed and requested information regarding survey reports, maps or other topographical or geologic data on existing and future transportation assets and systems.
  • Implemented safety and accident prevention programs prior to start of each project, coordinating work with construction teams.
  • Aided other departments in development of plans and cost estimates on existing and future roads, and drainage/flooding impacts to support development projects.
  • Researched and developed cooperation with Metropolitan Planning Organizations, municipalities, public works, and other types and levels of government projects.
  • Compiled and presented public reports and environmental impact statements to inform stakeholders, municipal officials and members of public about planned civil projects.
  • Prepared or presented public reports on bid proposals, deeds and environmental impact statements.

State Representative

U.S. DHS FEMA
Washington, DC
08.2016 - 08.2018
  • FEMA Mitigation Framework Leadership Group, two-year commitment to review program, science, and policy
  • Discussed strategies to trends and strategies to address disaster program and problems through funded and not-funded policy mandates impacting all the states, locals, tribes, and territories government, and the bigger community (potential FEMA disasters beneficiaries).
  • Discussed and provided insights to policies and policies changes that would impact state laws and regulations.
  • Upheld strong constituent relations with public meetings, community events and robust feedback system through office staff.
  • Reviewed concerns of constituents to determine required governmental action.
  • Maintained up to date understanding of local, regional, national and international news and developments.
  • Discussed the differences between disaster and catastrophe for FEMA's reviewed focus of activities.
  • Asked questions regarding the reinsurance industry capability to insure the entire world to enable a comprehensive discussion regarding the mitigation efforts and levels of funding programs.
  • Proposed alternative views regarding technology advancements and transfer for innovation vision that could and would support the U.S. DHS FEMA Mitigation approach.

Researcher

Federal University of Santa Catarina
, Brazil
01.2015 - 01.2017
  • Funding through the Foundation of Socioeconomic study, and research (FEPESE).
  • Santa Catarina, Brazil.
  • Research: Highway Adaptation Plan to Natural Disasters and Reoccurring Natural Disasters (translated).
  • News: http://www.dnit.gov.br/noticias/dnit-discute-prevencao-de-desastres-naturais-extremos.
  • Organized data in logical ways to enable efficient analysis and effective communication of findings.
  • Collaborated with other researchers both in-person and virtually.
  • Analyzed qualitative and quantitative data using data analysis tools to identify and validate research conclusions.
  • Supported other researchers in study- and project-related activities.
  • Executed qualitative and quantitative research studies using multiple proven research methodologies.
  • Adapted general research methodologies to meet project-specific requirements.
  • Supported field research projects of large scope and complexity under guidance of leadership.
  • Identified relevant questions and determined best methods of collection.
  • Developed plans to execute agreed-upon research projects within budget and time requirements.
  • Communicated findings to clients using multimedia, narrative writing and presentation skills to tell informative and compelling stories.
  • Provided suggestions for improvements to products and services based on data analysis and measurable results.
  • Designed and executed government (consumer) resources and needs studies using both qualitative and quantitative methodologies.
  • Crafted research studies and facilitated study participants remotely and in-person.
  • Managed shifting priorities as client needs changed and research outcomes emerged.
  • Attended industry conferences and meetings to stay abreast of new theories and findings.
  • Supported organization in maintaining work environment focused on scientific integrity and quality while fostering learning, open communication, collaboration and teamwork.
  • Assisted in entering test data into analysis programs, databases, and tools to assess results.
  • Presented findings to colleagues during industry meetings and conferences.
  • Collaborated with other professionals to expand experiment scope and utilize more resources to be inclusive of repetitive flood, landslides and rockfall.

  • Reviewed project activities and prepared and reviewed research, testing or operational reports.
  • Conferred with scientists, engineers and regulators to plan or review projects or provide technical assistance.
  • Optimized quality and consistency of content by closely reviewing and correcting work products.
  • Completed peer reviews of published work to validate theories and locate errors.

SME Researcher

The World Bank
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
06.2014 - 09.2014
  • Served as consultative resource on Climate Change Adaptation Strategy for Urban Transport in the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for augmenting capacity of passenger rail transportation including resilience as part of the state investment, considering the rail transportation system operation, and infrastructure needed updates.
  • Short-term consulting (term-of-reference for bidding to support the State Government of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. A non-disclosure agreement regulates this work).
  • Identified key performance indicators and guided team members on refining procedures to improve outcomes.
  • Assisted in developing and refining standard operating procedures for passenger rail resilient transportation.
  • Contributed to resilience study implementation and data analysis to assist with schedule development.
  • Led analysis of key production metrics in passenger rail infrastructure to develop executive summaries and suggest procedural modifications to optimize productivity.
  • Identified areas for building and enhancing resilience, narrowing focus for decision-makers in making necessary adoptions, changes, and collaborative multimodal/multi-agency efforts.
  • Maintained positive working relationship with fellow staff and management.
  • Displayed strong telephone etiquette, effectively handling difficult calls.
  • Analyzed key performance indicators to identify effective strategies.
  • Identified needs of customers to a modular approach to building resilience at their desired and feasible condition and funding through time, efficiently.
  • Organized client meetings to provide project updates.

Associates Instructor

Delaware Technical & Community College, Terry Campus
Dover, DE
03.2012 - 04.2012
  • Ministered the short-course: 8 classes.
  • Department: Criminal Justice Technology.
  • Course number and title: HDM 204 All Hazards Management and Critical Infrastructure Protection.
  • Employed variety of teaching styles to respond to needs of diverse learners.
  • Observed and evaluated student performance and development and provided appropriate feedback on work.
  • Prepared instruction through lesson plans to address student's assessed needs, goals and objectives.
  • Evaluated performance of students and made provisions to meet learning needs.
  • Implemented instructional materials and curriculum to meet specific program needs.
  • Planned instruction to achieve objectives based upon student needs and established curriculum.
  • Established objectives for lessons, modules and projects.
  • Developed guides and course materials to reinforce lecture information and help students learn.
  • Recorded daily attendance to maintain accurate and complete records.
  • Kept classroom neat and orderly to reduce safety impediments.
  • Performed assessments focused on long and short-term student needs to develop individualized education program.
  • Used electronic equipment and materials to develop and orientate technical skills.
  • Leveraged technology and provided instructional materials to facilitate active learning.
  • Maintained evening or weekend hours to provide students with additional support.
  • Utilized syllabi to inform students of course requirements, evaluation procedures and attendance requirements.

Associate Instructor

Delaware Technical & Community College
, Delaware
03.2012 - 04.2012
  • USA
  • Course number and title: HDM 204 All Hazards Management and Critical Infrastructure Protection.

Researcher

University Transportation Center, University of Delaware
, USA
01.2007 - 01.2008
  • Research: Resiliency of Transportation Corridors Before, During, and After Catastrophic Natural Hazards
  • Website: http://www.ce.udel.edu/UTC/

Undergraduate Professor

Lapa Educational Faculty
, Brazil
02.2004 - 06.2005
  • Undergraduate teaching for courses on Special Negotiation Topics and Importation (trade), development of program (negotiation course and syllabus), seminars organization and promotion.

Undergraduate Professor

Campina Grande do Sul
, Brazil
08.2003 - 06.2005
  • Of the Campina Grande do Sul College Educational Board, Undergraduate teaching for courses on Marketing Administration, Organization - Systems and Methods I and II, and Negotiation Special Topics, development of program (negotiation special topics course and syllabus), undergraduate monographs/final projects in the areas of transportation and logistics, environmental business and processes, tourism, and organization-systems-methods advising; seminars and on-line video-conferences organization and promotion, professional call event participation (Administration professionals’)

Education

Internet of Things Undergraduate Program -

DeVry University, Keller Graduate School of Management
11.2024

PhD - Civil Engineering

University of Delaware
01.2010

M.S - Geography, Urban and Regional Space Production

Federal University of Parana
01.2005

B.A. - Business Administration

01.1994

Skills

  • Road Weather Information System Certified
  • Sustainability of Infrastructure System Certified
  • Research
  • Teamwork and Collaboration
  • Team Building
  • Experience in Leadership
  • Idea Development and Brainstorming
  • Process Analysis
  • Disaster Recovery Planning
  • Project Planning
  • Program Evaluation
  • Windows (eg, word, excel, power point) Software Proficiency
  • GIS mapping (technical)
  • Linux, Python (basic)
  • Industrial Control Systems (cybersecurity)
  • Protection of Critical Infrastructure Information
  • PSCP Annual Security Refresher Training, certificate 599649630
  • First Observer Training, certificate 599751110

Accomplishments

· Collaborated with team of different sizes in the development of more than 25 projects, either as a project manager, panel member, or principal and co-investigator, in the U.S., and abroad.

· Was nominated and continuously participate in the Transportation Research Board of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine committees and subcommittees since January 2006, currently being part of the Road Weather Committee and the Transportation Hazards (topic) Committee.

· Published couple podcasts on the topic of flooding and disasters, participated in different categories in six different books, and worked on and published or presented more than forty-five research topics, with some paper publications currently pending.

· Was awarded twice first place in the ALDAG innovation staff pitch competition developing the system for comprehensive flood monitoring and management inclusive of the Internet of Things approach in 2020 and 2022.

· Received and accomplished the task to get started the work at the Transportation Research Board for the intersection of counter-human trafficking and transportation to states departments of transportation (under code NCHRP 20-121).

· Worked on resilience projects for the World Bank, Brazil, Delaware, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine.

· Has served the U.S.DHS Federal Emergency Management Agency in many different focused and strategic groups related to disasters and critical infrastructure protection.

· Participated with U.S. DOC - NIST resilience and economic assessment works.

· Managed more than $2 million dollars research projects including FHWA SPR, Delaware State Climate Projects dollars, and other programs.

· Worked on state disaster aid under the FEMA PDM program.

· Managed together with a team The "ITD/CVISN" U.S.DOT FMCSA program of close to $8 million dollars, growing it to more than $10 million dollars.

· Was a professor and instructor to different universities abroad and in the U.S. in topics of management, critical infrastructure protection, and counter human trafficking.

· Was a guest speaker for the Rockefeller Foundation 100 Resilient Cities – invited for discussion/presentation on the “resilience shift”, meeting 10/30/2018, Washington DC

· Continuously evolved skills to remain updated and relevant in the market, now enhancing programming knowledge that serves well industrial control systems cybersecurity.

Languages

English
Native/ Bilingual
Portuguese
Native/ Bilingual
Spanish
Limited
Italian
Elementary
German
Elementary
French
Elementary

Timeline

Panel Member

Airport
04.2022 - Current

Deputy Commander

Tuscaloosa Civil Air Patrol Composite Squadron
01.2022 - Current

Researcher

CAPES and the Secretaria Nacional da Família ...
02.2021 - Current

State Government Representative

U.S. DHS - ICSJWG
06.2019 - 07.2023

Panel Member (Volunteer)

Louisiana State University
06.2019 - 06.2023

Research Engineer

The University of Alabama, Alabama Transportation Institute
05.2019 - 07.2023

Adjunct Professor

Wilmington University
01.2018 - 05.2019

Co-coordinator and Project Panel Member

National Cooperative Highway Research Program
01.2017 - Current

Researcher

Systems and Technology Resilience Solutions
01.2017 - Current

State Representative

U.S. DHS FEMA
08.2016 - 08.2018

Researcher

Federal University of Santa Catarina
01.2015 - 01.2017

SME Researcher

The World Bank
06.2014 - 09.2014

Associates Instructor

Delaware Technical & Community College, Terry Campus
03.2012 - 04.2012

Associate Instructor

Delaware Technical & Community College
03.2012 - 04.2012

Civil Engineer

Delaware Department of Transportation
01.2009 - 05.2019

Researcher

University Transportation Center, University of Delaware
01.2007 - 01.2008

Undergraduate Professor

Lapa Educational Faculty
02.2004 - 06.2005

Undergraduate Professor

Campina Grande do Sul
08.2003 - 06.2005

Internet of Things Undergraduate Program -

DeVry University, Keller Graduate School of Management

PhD - Civil Engineering

University of Delaware

M.S - Geography, Urban and Regional Space Production

Federal University of Parana

B.A. - Business Administration

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