Maria Paula Sampaio Nocera
About Maria Paula Sampaio Nocera
Maria Paula Sampaio Nocera is a Talent Engagement Specialist with experience in project development for diagnostic kits and a background in engineering and business studies. She has worked in various roles, including internships at TECPAR and Bunge Alimentos, and has volunteered with TETO in Brazil.
Current Role at Turing
Maria Paula Sampaio Nocera serves as a Talent Engagement Specialist at Turing.com, a position she has held since 2022. In this role, she focuses on identifying and engaging top talent for various projects within the company. Her responsibilities include developing strategies to attract candidates and facilitating the recruitment process to ensure a strong fit between the candidates and the organization.
Previous Experience
Prior to her current role, Maria Paula gained valuable experience through various internships and volunteer positions. She worked as an intern at TECPAR - Instituto de Tecnologia do Paraná for two months in 2019, and at Bunge Alimentos for six months in 2018. Additionally, she volunteered with TETO - Brasil from 2017 to 2018, contributing to community development projects in Curitiba and the surrounding region.
Education and Qualifications
Maria Paula holds a Bachelor's degree in Production Engineering from the Federal University of Technology - Paraná, where she studied from 2012 to 2019. She also studied Business at the University of Technology Sydney for seven months in 2016. Furthermore, she attended UTS College, where she focused on English language and literature for six months in 2015-2016, enhancing her communication skills.
Project Development Experience
Maria Paula developed a project for a new laboratory at the Biological Experimentation Center, which focused on the production of diagnostic kits. As part of this project, she created a descriptive memorial, a process flowchart, and conducted a Study of the Technical and Economic Feasibility (EVTE). This experience highlights her ability to manage complex projects and contribute to scientific advancements.