He graduated with honors with a Bachelor's degree in Geography from the University of Havana. Subsequently, he worked as a research collaborator at the Institute of Meteorology of Cuba and as a professor of Meteorology-Climatology and Tropical Meteorology in the Faculty of Geography at the University of Havana. He earned his PhD in Environmental Sciences with a specialization in Continental Aquatic Systems from the University of Concepción in 2021 and has postdoctoral experience. His research focuses on physical and environmental geography, drought, surface and groundwater resource management, climate change, spatiotemporal analysis using GIS and remote sensing, and groundwater-dependent ecosystems in semi-arid environments. He has teaching experience at universities in Chile, has participated in research projects as both principal and associate investigator, and actively collaborates as a reviewer for various international scientific journals.