He is a dedicated researcher in electrical engineering, currently completing his PhD at the Federal University of Paraná with a research stay at Eindhoven University of Technology. His academic work centers on advanced system identification and modeling of dynamic networks, with a particular emphasis on enforcing passivity—a crucial property for the stability of physical systems. His Master's research resulted in a novel subspace identification method with passivity enforcement, published in the prestigious journal Automatica. His ongoing PhD work further develops methods for directly estimating passive local modules within complex networks. He has also contributed to applied research projects, publishing on the modeling of extra-high voltage equipment for reliable power system simulations in Electric Power Systems Research. His research bridges theoretical control systems with practical applications in power engineering.