I am an environmental professional with a strong academic and teaching background, focused on sustainable development, environmental management, and climate action. I have dedicated my career to educating, researching, and promoting responsible practices that support the Sustainable Development Goals, especially those related to zero hunger, quality education, and climate action.
I have extensive experience as a university professor and researcher, teaching in areas such as physical chemistry, environmental sciences, general chemistry, and methodological support for research projects. I have also served in academic leadership and institutional coordination roles, which have strengthened my ability to manage educational programs and guide teams toward meaningful results.
My professional work has included environmental assessment, air quality, atmospheric pollution control, sustainable agriculture, and forest industry processes. I have participated in projects that connect science with community impact, including school gardens, sustainable food production, and environmental awareness initiatives for local communities.
I am especially committed to building educational experiences that inspire future generations to care for the environment and to apply practical solutions in real-world settings. My work combines teaching, research, project coordination, and community engagement with a clear purpose of generating positive social and environmental change.
I have also contributed to academic publications, conferences, and thesis supervision, supporting students and researchers in the development of their work. These experiences have allowed me to strengthen my analytical, methodological, and mentoring skills across multiple disciplines.
Overall, I see myself as a dedicated educator, researcher, and environmental advocate who values sustainability, innovation, and social responsibility. I am open to opportunities where I can continue contributing to education, environmental management, and projects with high social impact.
I have served as General Assistant at the Center for Studies for the Management of Integral Social Development of Guayana.
In this role, I have supported institutional and academic activities linked to social development and university management.
This position reflects my continued involvement in organizational and community-oriented work within the university environment.
I worked as Institutional Director of the Concepción Acevedo Educational Center.
I led educational and administrative processes focused on sustainable education and the development of children and new generations.
During this period, I promoted school garden initiatives and educational actions connected to environmental awareness and climate change.
I currently work as a full-time professor in the Department of Science and Technology, in the area of Physical Chemistry.
I also have a long academic trajectory at UNEG, including teaching, research, and methodological advising in undergraduate and graduate programs.
My work includes teaching environmental sciences, chemistry, research seminars, and supervising academic projects.
I served for seven years as a professor and researcher at UNEG with exclusive dedication and Category I/II academic roles.
I taught at both undergraduate and graduate levels, including environmental sciences, chemistry, and research methodology.
I also collaborated with the Center for Research in Environmental Management and Sustainable Development (CIGADS).
I worked as a full-time professor in the Department of General Studies, in the area of Chemistry.
I taught General Chemistry and Chemistry Laboratory I at the undergraduate level.
This role strengthened my teaching experience in scientific and technical education.
I worked as a full-time professor in the Industrial Safety and Hygiene Technology program.
I taught Chemistry I and II, Chemistry Laboratory I and II, Hygiene I, and Industrial Safety.
This experience expanded my teaching practice into applied science and occupational safety.
I worked as a Plant Engineer responsible for product control, quality standards, waste control, and circulation guides for incoming and outgoing forest products.
This position gave me direct experience in industrial operations and quality management within the forestry sector.
It also strengthened my technical knowledge of wood transformation and production processes.
I executed the project on forest inventory control through simple systematic sampling in the forest management plan of the El Frío forest lot.
My responsibilities were related to field execution and technical support for forest planning.
This role connected my forestry background with environmental and resource management work.
I participated in a project to determine the amount of domestic solid waste generated in the Bicentenario community of Upata, Bolívar State.
This early experience introduced me to environmental diagnostics and community-based waste management.
It also reinforced my interest in environmental protection and public awareness.
Doctorate in progress, Environmental Sciences
I am currently pursuing a Doctorate in Environmental Sciences.
This program supports my ongoing academic development in environmental research and sustainability.
Master's Degree, Environmental Sciences, Environmental Management
I completed a Master's Degree in Environmental Sciences with a specialization in Environmental Management.
My thesis work received publication mention, reflecting the academic relevance of my research.
Engineer, Forest Industries
I earned a degree in Forest Industries Engineering.
This training provided me with technical knowledge in forest resource processing and industrial applications.
Technologist, Forest Industries
I also completed a Technologist program in Forest Industries.
This education strengthened my technical foundation in forestry and industrial processes.
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