A few of the courses, programs, and exchanges along the way.

Coursera

Completed with Merit

An entrepreneurship-focused course on the renewable-energy and green-building sectors, looking at how business models, market opportunity, and sustainability strategy come together in the built environment. A natural complement to the techno-entrepreneurship work I'd later do at Polytechnique.

INCO Academy

Covered the fundamentals of sustainable architecture and green-building practice, translating environmental priorities (energy use, materials, lifecycle thinking) into practical design and construction decisions.

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (Hoeft T&M, campus B)

A cross-border virtual exchange connecting engineering students from different countries and academic systems to explore where technology and management meet: group problem-solving, communication across cultures, and adapting quickly to a new team's working style.

Northeastern University

Spent the program collaborating directly with Northeastern University students, exchanging perspectives on career paths and working life in Brazil and abroad, the kind of cross-cultural exchange that's shaped how I think about building an international engineering career.

YOUTEX Korea

Took part in an international forum for emerging leaders held alongside the YOUTEX exhibition in South Korea, five days of exchange, networking, and discussion with young professionals from around the world.

Axiom Treinamentos — Autodesk Authorized Training Center

Hands-on training in structural modeling with Revit, part of the BIM foundation I built early on, which still underpins how I think about design coordination, documentation, and getting different disciplines to work from the same model.

EF SET

A standardized assessment placing my English at C2, the top band on the CEFR scale, backing up the day-to-day reality of studying, writing, and presenting in English at Polytechnique Montréal.