Weslley Poleto Maia

Master's degree in Space Technologies, with an emphasis on Applied Physics and Mathematics from the Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (ITA), complemented by a Technologist degree in Aeronautical Mechanics from the Faculdade de Tecnologia FATEC - Jessen Vidal. The professional journey is marked by a strong enthusiasm for the experimental aspects of engineering, seeking to transform raw data into relevant and applicable information.Currently a partner at Strokmatic Innovation Technology, serving as an Application/Engineering Specialist, developing innovative solutions and applying technical knowledge effectively. This role is tied to the experience gained while working as a researcher at ITA on research and development projects aimed at the transformation industry, fostering a collaborative environment conducive to innovation. Participation in conferences, such as the XXIII Encontro de Iniciação Científica at ITA in 2017, presenting the work titled "Influence of Different Cycles in Resistance Spot Welding of Low Carbon Steel," and the 24th Brazilian Congress of Engineering and Materials Science (CBECiMat) in 2022, with the presentation "Mechanical and Metallurgical Characterization of Dissimilar Steel Sheets Welded by Resistance Spot Welding," reinforces a commitment to research and advancing knowledge in the field.The experience as a researcher at ITA included participation in challenging projects focused on transforming theoretical concepts into functional structures. The master's thesis, which addressed the mechanical and metallurgical characterization of dissimilar steel sheets welded by resistance spot welding, exemplifies dedication to aligning theory with practice.The professional approach is oriented toward collaborative work, aiming to foster a continuous learning environment where ideas can be explored and developed. Training in Electronic Injection Mechanics and Automotive Electrician at SENAI, along with the Eletromechanical Automotive course at Escola Profissional Nossa Senhora de Fátima, complements a comprehensive view of the automotive and aerospace sectors. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)