Luz's experience in Graphic Design, begins at the age of 18 (2013) in high school, with the curricular use of Corel Draw software to develop final works of computer science.

Later, she started as a Graphic Design Assistant in the Distance Education Area of the Faculty of Health Sciences in 2016, helping to elaborate headers for Moodle virtual classrooms, covers, posters, flyers, WordPress entries, and e-books.

Then, she became a Graphic Designer officially for small lawsuits in 2018, and this year, when the Secretary of Communications of the faculty was constituted, she integrates the group that leads the image and visual identity of the faculty along with other designers, working as a team, and elaborating all kinds of visual pieces, both virtual and printed.

Luz's experience as a writer begins at a very young age with a personal blog, where she wrote poems, short memos, and poetry.

In addition, she has always had a knack for writing academic papers neatly, including her own undergraduate thesis, which was fifty pages long and required a high level of academic language.

She currently writes short product descriptions. She has a great imagination and neatness to elaborate on diverse texts.