In 2013, the final year of my bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, I purposed to develop a luffing tower crane for my bachelor project, due my interest to learn how to design crane with computational tools (CAD and static analysis) following the standard FEM 1.001. After graduated, I worked as a designer mechanical in the development of different products, like as tipper body (kipper), transportation box and rack automotive. However, after while I decided to invest in myself and expand my areas of work for the future. I decided to start a master’s degree in mechanical engineering during the day and during night I had the opportunity to study the operation of different models of cranes and have more knowledge about the lifting industry. Recently, I finished my master’s degree in mechanical engineering with my master dissertation about design and structural optimization of the tipper body for a truck with the goal of transporting more payload with less use of fuel.