Software Developer. He is focused on innovative tools and applications for investigative journalism. He specializes in data processing, analysis, and visualization. He holds a bachelor's degree in Computer Sciences from the National University of Engineering and won a scholarship to the 2D Graphic Computing Program at the Rio de Janeiro Institute of Pure and Applied Mathematics in 2015. He was a digital project mentor for the International Center for Journalists in Latin America and works as a trainer in Data Analysis and New Digital Storytelling. Between 2015 and 2018 he was responsible for development and innovation at Ojo-publico.com in Peru. One of the projects in which he participated, a transnational series on the traffic of cultural goods in Latin America titled Stolen Memory, won the Latin American Award for Investigative Journalism in 2016. He also contributed to Amarakaeri: the highway tearing through the heart of the Amazon, which received an award Inter-American Press Association in 2017 in the environmental category.