
Bachelor’s graduate in Food Science and Technology (L-26) with one year of internship in fermentation R&D. Specialized in beer production using non-conventional maltose-negative yeasts. Skilled in fermentation processes, food safety, quality control, microbiology, and laboratory techniques. Experienced in sensory analysis and product development for innovative craft beers. Strong focus on sustainability, process optimization, and compliance with industry standards.
-Theoretical and practical training in the entire brewing production process, including both wort production and subsequent fermentation.
-Acquisition of knowledge and application of laboratory techniques for production control.
-Preparation of specific growth media for yeast cultivation. Handling yeast growth on agar plates and using spectrophotometry.
-Laboratory analysis of sugar and ethanol levels during fermentation.
-Strengthening of technical and transversal skills acquired during academic studies.
-Execution of sensory analysis of food products, including sensory profiling and
evaluation of organoleptic and perceptible characteristics.
-Development of craft beer recipes, including unfiltered and unpasteurised varieties, using both traditional and innovative raw materials.
Use of laboratory equipment for research and experimental purposes.
Focus areas:
Wine studies and enology fundamentals
Gastronomy, food culture and heritage
Food quality, safety and sustainability
Food systems, tourism and hospitality
Food chemistry and biochemistry
Food microbiology and hygiene
Food safety systems (HACCP principles)
Quality control and assurance in food production
Food processing and preservation technologies
Product development and innovation
Food regulations and quality standards