I am a PhD candidate at Maynooth University in Ireland. My PhD topic is meteorological radar. In which I am using Python and R as the main languages to processing meteorological radar and rainfall gauge data. During my PhD, I had the opportunity to be part of the winner team (Teagasc) of the prize Farming by Satellite 2018. As well, I am developing new skills in teaching and programming. I was a first years tutor, and know I am a 2nd-year demonstrator in the geography department. I am taking modules that can help to develop my programming skills. My background is in Geography, and it wasn`t until I studied a master`s in G.I.S. and remote sensing where I had my first contact with programming world. I felt intimidated, but I saw how beneficial this new skill could be, and I went for it! So I used programming on my Master`s Thesis to facilitate my Landsat multitemporal analysis of crops. As a result of this project, I could continue my internship in the Spanish National Research Councill for more few months. After all, I got a job as a researcher in the Climate Group in the Geography department of Zaragoza`s University. Between my tasks were: tester of quality control of climatological variables, spatial analysis, and climate data rescue. At that time, I decided to study R and stats, as well, I did English and Portuguese languages exams. ©

A Geek interested in CS , web-dev and PHP. By Day : works for nerdsArena. ©

MIPT graduate, Java junior developer. ©

I pursuing Master of Computer Application and want to be Software Developer in Java. ©

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