I am a contracted professor at the Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral, in the Faculty of Life Sciences, with over 10 years of experience in the field of Proteomics. I have applied this tool in studying defense mechanisms activated by plant-pathogen interactions. Additionally, I have collaborated in research on the composition of scorpion and snake toxins and the search for bioactive molecules from marine organisms such as anemones and sponges. Throughout my career, I have worked with numerous laboratories, supporting research that requires in-depth knowledge of proteins in various biological models. I was part of the prestigious Proyecto Prometeo program, promoted by Ecuador, which advanced science and technology in the country's universities. I participated twice, concluding my last involvement in September 2016. Currently, I collaborate as an advisor at INSPIC, at UPSE in the Faculty of Marine Sciences, Agrantech of Ecuador, and at the University of Espíritu Santo (UEES) in the Faculty of Environmental Sciences. I also teach in the postgraduate programs of agricultural biotechnology and bio discoveries at ESPOL.