Ph.D. in Energy Engineering (UNAM) with over a decade of experience in scientific research, technological development, and higher education. Member of the Mexican National System of Researchers (SNII) and author of 36 SCOPUS-indexed publications with 400+ citations. He has contributed to large-scale initiatives, notably as Technical Manager of the Thermohydraulics Working Group for the AZTLAN Platform. Following a postdoctoral fellowship at UNAM focused on building energy efficiency, his research centers on advanced heat transfer modeling, nuclear reactor thermohydraulics, and energy system optimization. He has served on the faculty at prestigious institutions, including UNAM, UAM, UACM, UNITEC, and UV. Teaching core courses in renewable energy, thermodynamics, and nuclear power, consistently emphasizing critical scientific analysis. As Director of CIIDETEC, he has spearheaded research projects prioritizing undergraduate involvement and established strategic partnerships. He currently directs research on technological solutions for the energy transition, bridging academia and industry. He is highly motivated to elevate the national academic community by driving research excellence and mentoring future engineers.