Amateur radio licensed since 1994, I am dedicated to technical experimentation and long-distance communications. I maintain stations in São Paulo (PY2), Silveiras (PY2), and Itatiaia (PY1), and I also operate in mobile and portable.

My primary area of interest is DX, especially in CW. I also maintain active involvement in SSB, contests, and digital modes, exploring both operational efficiency and the technical evolution of these systems.

All computing infrastructure at my stations runs exclusively on GNU/Linux platforms. Specific needs for automation, system integration, monitoring, and data processing are handled through custom solutions developed in Python and Shell Script, allowing full control and flexibility over operational environments.

Over more than three decades in amateur radio, I have participated in numerous expeditions and special activations, including operations on Brazilian oceanic and coastal islands, as well as nationally significant commemorative events. These experiences have involved logistical planning, field station deployment, and operation under challenging conditions, contributing to a solid practice in portable, mobile, and expeditionary scenarios.

Alongside operational activities, I maintain a small collection of historical Brazilian equipment, preserving important milestones in the evolution of the electronics industry and telecommunications in Brazil. The study of technological development, combined with the historical documentation of amateur radio, remains a permanent aspect of my work.

Professionally, I work in corporate process management within information technology and SAP systems. I hold technical qualifications in data processing and electronics, and I later graduated in Law and History, with professional accreditation as both a historian and a journalist too. I also develop projects related to classic computing, software development, open-source culture, and the history of computing and telecommunications.

MY REPOSITORY.... Codeberg