I have experience both in teaching and in technological research and development. My main focus has been the manufacturing and characterization of metallic materials. Throughout my career, I have acquired skills in welding, metal casting, heat treatments, materials characterization, metal additive manufacturing, and machinery and equipment design and manufacturing. In addition, I have valuable experience in the industry. For 5 years I was director of engineering at the UVM Querétaro campus. Subsequently, I completed a postdoctoral stay at CIDESI, where I focused on the evaluation of the degradation and restoration mechanisms of industrial gas turbine blades through thermal treatments. I am currently a Researcher for Mexico at CONAHCYT and belong to the National System of Researchers (level 1). My main responsibility is the direction of the CIDESI thermal treatment laboratory, where I apply my knowledge and experience to contribute to technological advancement and the training of the country's human resources. I also contribute to the strengthening of the scientific and technological community through the direction of undergraduate and graduate theses, participation in tutorial committees, and teaching classes. I also collaborate as a technical advisor in several companies where I have developed technology, equipment, and processes. My professional career reflects my commitment to research and technological development, as well as the formation of high-level human capital.