Reciprocal is a venture studio unlocking the potential for environmental innovation in Latin America and the Caribbean. We build, invest in, and support environmental start-ups from the region.

Coral Bioworks turns regeneratively farmed seaweed into sustainable, traceable and cost-efficient industrial feedstocks — using a biorefinery approach to fundamentally transform how manufacturing is done in the world.

Engineers Without Borders Chile is a non-profit organization that seeks to improve the quality of life of disadvantaged communities by using engineering to create social value. The organization is also a network that connects individuals that believe in the social potential of engineering. More information in http://www.isf-chile.org/ and http://www.facebook.com/ISFChile/

Developed science-based communication materials and supply chain strategies aligned with SWAY's purpose statement.

Schneider Fellow collaborating with WRI's Water Program, combining technology, policy and environmental sciences to better understand the nexus between water and energy.

Created the consultancy office, designing its governance, methodologies, objectives and areas of work. Expanded the client base and scope of projects, positioning the company from a recycling institution to a circular economy consultancy office, leading a team of 10 consultants. Coordinated the execution of more than 60 sustainability and circular economy projects with private and public institutions.

Design and commercialization of circular economy and waste management projects.

Creator and teaching assistant of the course ING2040 - Social entrepreneurship and B Corps, dictated by the School of Engineering of Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. This multidisciplinary course teaches concepts such as in innovation, entrepreneurship, B Corps and circular economy, promoting students to develop social projects.

2016:Social entrepreneurship and B corporations2015:Hydraulic Engineering2013:Differential Equations2012:Calculus IIntroduction to Calculus

Worked as a research assistant developing a one-dimensional model capable of estimating the energetic potential of the Chacao Channel, located in the south of Chile.

Research Internship at the Institute of Energy Systems under the supervision of Professor David Ingram. A numerical model was implemented in order to study the performance and environmental effects of horizontal axis marine turbines.

Responsible for the Service Design area of SaviaLab's 2014-2015 Tech Camp. SaviaLab is an innovation program where both teacher and students from chilean rural schools are trained in entrepreneurial, design and innovation techniques. Participants in the 2014-2015 edition included members of technical schools from the regions of Araucanía and Los Lagos, southern Chile. My job consisted in coordinating with other camp areas and the preparation/design of Service Design classes given to school students. More information in http://www.savialab.cl/

CAi is an institution founded in 1904 that represents politically and academically every engineering student (undergraduate and graduate) from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. It has over ten areas of work, including sustainability, culture, university life, academy and entrepreneurship, and groups more than 100 students working for the implementation and development of CAi's projects. It includes multidisciplinary work with University's authorities, faculty, and students.

Responsible for the areas of Sustainability and Culture.