Evaldo Carlos Fonseca Pereira

Currently undergoing research for a Doctorate Degree in Sciences at Technological Institute of Aeronautics in the Postgraduate Program in Space Sciences and Technologies, Area of Applied Physics and Mathmatics. Master Degree in Sciences from the Technological Institute of Aeronautics in the Postgraduate Program in Space Sciences and Technologies - Area of Applied Physics and Mathmatics - Dissertation Theme "Development of a Counting and Pulse Analysis System for Neutron Detectors for on board use in aircrafts", completed on 31 of January of 2022.Holder of USPTO Patent Nr14/771,360 - "Portable Device for Identification of Surgical Items with magnetic markers".Senior Technologist at the Innovation Management Coordinationship in the Department of Aerospace Science and Technology Previously Full Technologist at the Institute for Industrial Development and Coordination. Certificates in Intellectual Property Protection, Advanced Patent Search, Open Source Tools for Patent Analytics by the World International Patent Organization (2016).Certificates in Intellectual Property, Advanced Patent Search, Open Source Tools for Patent Analytics, by the World International Patent Organization (2016).Bachelor in Electronic Engineering from the University of Vale do Paraíba - UNIVAP (1986). Term Work in Applied Electronics with the development of a Data Terminal.Professor of Theory of Solid State Devices and Analysis of Electrical Circuits at the Industrial Technical College of the University of Taubaté UNITAU (1986).Manager of Product Research and Development at Daruma Telecomunicações e Informática S.A. Division of Commercial Automation Systems (Microterminals and Thermal Printers), Real-Time Embedded Systems, Motherboard for X86 and ARM32 platforms, Multimedia Telecommunications Systems with Application Specific Electronic Devices (ASICs) for Telecommunications.Project coordinator at the Santos Dumont Laboratory of the Technological Institute of Aeronautics. Experience in Systems Development, Hardware and Firmware, Emphasis in Electronic Engineering. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)