Co-Founder, President, and Coordinator at Transistemas - Civil AssociationTransistemas is a non-profit organization committed to providing free IT developmenttraining for members of the LGBTQ+ community, empowering them with valuableskills and immediate job prospects. Given the unique challenges often faced byLGBTQ+ individuals in traditional employment settings, our focus on remote workopportunities is crucial. Our initiatives aim not only to enhance employability but alsoto foster a supportive environment where individuals can thrive irrespective of theirbackground.Key Responsibilities:Coordination and organization of team activitiesOptimization of project productivity and qualityRecruitment of volunteersCollaboration with private companies, social organizations, and governmententities such as Accenture, PedidosYa, UX Day by Santander Bank, TwitchUruguay, Meta LATAM, among others.

The National Bicentennial House museum, situated in Buenos Aires, Argentina, was established in 2010 to commemorate the Bicentennial of Argentina’s revolution in 1810. This cultural center focuses on contemporary art, presenting a diverse range of transdisciplinary offerings. Within its premises, visitors can admire works by renowned Argentine artists like Marta Minujín and Marcia Schvartz. Additionally, the venue has hosted prestigious awards ceremonies including the Sur Biennial, and the National Salon of Visual Arts.Key Achievements:Project Leadership: Led the conceptualization and organization of artistic projects, enhancing visitor engagement and aligning with the museum's vision.Strategic Partnerships: Developed collaborations with community organizations and youth groups to facilitate inclusive creative initiatives.Event Management: Managed contests, courses, and workshops, such as the SOMOS Contest and ElectroTrans - Electronic Festival for Diversity, promoting artistic expression and community involvement.

The National Print Museum, established as a national museum in 1983, houses over 12,000 pieces that showcase the richness of graphic art in Argentina.Key Achievements:Development of Interactive Printmaking Workshops: Designed and implemented dynamic and inclusive workshops for diverse audiences, using innovative pedagogical techniques and digital tools to make graphic art easily accessible.Organization of Guided Tours: Created educational scripts that integrate historical and artistic context, leading tours that encourage critical analysis and strengthen the audience's connection with the artworks, tailored to the cultural diversity of attendees.

Instructor for the "La Comunidad que Actúa Transforma” (The Community that ActsTransforms) program, affiliated with the Theater Forum Aquí y Ahora (Ministry ofCulture of Argentina). The program focused on fostering social awareness, criticalthinking, and conflict resolution skills in youth detention centers and across multipleprovinces nationwide.

Teacher at the Children's Art Center (Department of Education of Tucumán). Theprogram aimed to enhance the educational paths of primary school students invulnerable settings, fostering connections between school, family, and thecommunity.