Summary
Marcelo Spelta is an electronics-trained engineer and MSc student in Electrical Engineering at COPPE/UFRJ, now working as a Junior Petroleum Engineer at Petrobras with eight years of hands-on experience spanning electronics-focused equipment roles and telecom network projects. His background blends adaptive signal-processing research with practical expertise in GPON, ISDB-T/DTH transmission and instrumentation, enabling him to bridge laboratory methods and field-ready solutions in oil & gas and telecom contexts. International exposure as an exchange student at the University of Glasgow and professional stints in Portugal sharpened his multicultural collaboration skills and systems-thinking approach. A former math and physics volunteer teacher, he brings strong communication and community engagement to engineering teams and is particularly interested in applying IoT, smart grids and machine learning to energy-sector challenges.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Exchange Student, Electronics Engineering, Exchange Student, Electronics Engineering at The University of Glasgow
MEng, Electronics and Computing Engineering, MEng, Electronics and Computing Engineering at Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ)
English, French, Portuguese