I am a bachelor of microbiology and parasitology from the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos (2021). I participated in the "San Marquinos para el Perú y el Mundo" program at Harvard University and MIT and an exchange at the Universidad Técnico Federico Santa María in Chile. Additionally, I won two Santander Scholarships to study the courses "English for Professional Development" and "English to boost your career at the University of Pennsylvania." Recently, I have been engaged in an internship at Butantan Institute in Brazil. I belong to the research group "Research and development of agro-industrial and environmental biotechnological processes". My research is related to searching for secondary metabolites with antimicrobial, antioxidant, and antihemolytic potential produced by environmental microorganisms (Bacillus sp.) against resistant enteropathogenic bacteria. My areas of interest are the characterization of molecules with potential in health biotechnology, the application of omics sciences in the screening of biomolecules, and the epidemiology of infectious agents. My current line of research is related to the bioprospecting of metabolite-producing microorganisms with biotechnological potential in health, bacterial resistance, and the discovery of antimicrobial molecules.