Historian and researcher specializing in the regional and cross-border history of the south-central Andean region (18th–20th centuries), with a secondary line of research focused on historiographical discourse. PhD candidate in History and PhD in Administration, classified as a RENACYT researcher and member of the Regional and Border Studies Research Group (GESREF in spanish). Award winner in the national contest Narra la Independencia (2022) and recognized with an official commendation for the research project "Historical Reality and Historiographical Discourse: The Case of José Gómez Valderrama." Currently, he serves as a professor in the Department of History at the Universidad Nacional Jorge Basadre Grohmann. Alongside his research in regional and discursive history, he acts as a co-researcher on technology-based projects funded by Prociencia-Concytec: "RUTAS 2.0: Robots for Urban Tourist Centers with Advanced Social Interaction – Towards the Preservation and Dissemination of Cultural Heritage" (2022–2025), "RUTAS 3.0: Robots for Urban Tourist Centers with Access to Semantic Information – Knowledge Representation for the Preservation and Dissemination of Cultural Heritage," and "Implementation of RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) to Improve Interaction in Social Robots within a Tourism Context"—projects in which he has led and continues to lead the lines of historical knowledge representation through social robotics.