I specialize in the design and control of power electronic converters, with experience using linear, digital, and nonlinear control tools, including sliding mode control, observer design, and estimation techniques. My work has focused on power converters and control strategies for energy management in storage systems for electric vehicles. Currently, I'm developing control strategies for current balancing in interleaved converters, evaluating sensor faults, and working on the control of single-stage inverters for solar energy applications. In addition to my research, I am an adjunct professor at the National University of San Luis, where I teach Semiconductor Physics and Digital Control of Mechatronic Systems.