Science communicator at BEYONDSIGHT.I got into astronomy at the age of twelve and after my first research on spacecraft structure optimization in 2021, I got into space sciences.In 2023, along with a team from the Guatemalan Association of Engineering and Space Sciences (AGICE), started working on the development of autonomous vehicles for autonomous research and construction in space, SYLLEKTIS (si-lec-tis) in the area of mechanical engineering and logistics; this project was presented at the 1st Central American Space Congress that same year in Costa Rica.My passion for space and for teaching others pushed me to keep talking about science and astronomy all over Latin America under the motto “There is always something beyond sight”.In 2024 I was recognized as a Science Heroine by the National Secretariat of Science and Technology (SENACYT) in the III Edition of the Magazine “Heroines in Science, Technology and Innovation”. I have been actively involved in STEM and space science education among young people to inspire curiosity and share opportunities with the Latin American community by collaborating with institutions and scientists in the space sector. I love to wonder why things happen, constantly learn and combine art and science.