In this curriculum, my academic degrees will be presented, as well as my professional experiences. I graduated in sociology, where I got a taste for data analysis, and it was in my final sociology project that I realized the importance that data analysis would have in business, so I decided to pursue a master's degree in business analytics. And it was during this academic path that I improved my skills in software, such as in SPSS Statistics, SPSS Modeler, ParseHub, Orange, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Power BI, PHPmyAdmin/MariaDB, SQL, Phyton and Knime. I will also introduce to what was my first job, where I learned all the processes underlying small retail stores and where I learned how to deal with customers. A short time later, I was proposed by the association where I have been surfing federated for over 10 years to be one of the club's directors. And as you can imagine in this small professional journey, I came to realize the importance that data analysis has both in the management of small retail businesses and in the management of a club. So, as you can see, my path has been diverse and varied, demanding the most diverse skills (like being Responsible, Committed, Organized, Communicative, Creative and the Ability to Work in a Group and Leadership).