Sociologist (Iscte - University Institute of Lisbon, 2020) and has Master in Public Policy (Iscte, 2024), having written her Master's dissertation on the concept of Age-Friendly Cities, entitled "Rethinking social policies for ageing with dignity in the metropolitan context: a case study among Lisbon's parishes’".

She is currently a research assistant at CIES-Iscte on IN-Iscte - A Space to Grow, a project under the Programme to Promote Success and Reduce Dropouts in Higher Education (Impulso MAIS Digital/ PRR Programme). She is responsible for the executive coordination of IN-Iscte's activities and field team.

She participated in the ‘Future-Ready Universities: Challenges, Responses, and Shared Learning’ mobility programme, which took place in Vilnius, Lithuania, where she had the opportunity to present the developments and results of the project in question.

She took part in the writing of two papers conceived as part of the EDULEARN 25 International Conference.

She was also a guest assistant at Iscte, where she taught courses in the Soft Skills Lab (LCT-Iscte).

Her main research interests are Social Inequalities, Territories, Inclusion, Well-being and Higher Education.