As a graduate research assistant at the Harold Vance Petroleum Engineering Department at Texas A&M University, I am involved in cutting-edge research on in-situ combustion, a technique that enhances oil recovery from unconventional reservoirs. I conduct combustion tube experiments, analyze data, and report results, contributing to the advancement of knowledge and innovation in the energy and hydrocarbon sector. I am also pursuing a master's degree in petroleum engineering at Texas A&M, where I learn from world-class faculty and peers, and develop my technical and analytical skills.In addition, I am enrolled in a master's degree in engineering and petroleum science at Universidad Privada Boliviana, where I deepen my understanding of the regional and global context of the oil and gas industry, and the challenges and opportunities it faces. I hold a bachelor's degree in petroleum engineering from Universidad Autónoma Gabriel René Moreno, where I graduated with honors and participated in several extracurricular activities and projects. I am bilingual in Spanish and English, and have obtained certifications in TOEFL iBT and GRE.I am a result-oriented and motivated professional, with a solid work ethic and a global vision of projects. I have experience in entrepreneurship, teamwork, leadership, and working under pressure, thanks to my involvement in my own family business and other ventures. I am a person of solid ethics and integrity, who always seeks integral development and continuous improvement. My goal is to apply my knowledge and skills to the benefit of the society and the environment, and to pursue a career in the oil and gas industry that allows me to grow and learn.