Alexandre Scalzitti

My academic and professional careers have been focused in mathematics, computer science, and

language. These three different fields united in the same track when I discovered the mathematical

approach to languages which motivated me to start a PhD research in automata theory at the Dresden

University of Technology in Dresden, Germany. My thesis is under completion. I have performed several

activities related to mathematics/computer science research and teaching as well as activities related to

language such as language teaching, translation, interpretation, transcription, proofreading, and academic

writing. My mother language is Brazilian Portuguese. My academic and business experience has given me

solid knowledge of English, German and Japanese. I owned a company in Japan for 8 years directing more

than 10 people. This experience gave me very good organizational skills. In Japan, I have worked with AI

projects for Toyota Motors using Python, as well as with protocols LIN / CAN for embedded systems using

C language for networks inside automobiles at DENSO. Also, I extensively worked with system specification,

code checking, coding analysis and code performance improvement. More recently, I have worked with

research on drones, particularly, drones in GPS-denied environments.