•Advisor to the Head of the Scientific Knowledge and Human Rights Unit of the Supreme Court.•Academic Coordinator for the "Permanent Seminar on Climate Justice" organized by the Mexican Supreme Court, the Federal School of Judicial Training, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) in Mexico, and the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law.•Academic Coordinator for the "Diploma in Environmental Protection, Climate Change, and Human Rights".

The Sabin Center's Peer Review Network of Climate Litigation includes practitioners and scholars from around the world who can review the Sabin Center’s Global Climate Litigation database and ensure that it is comprehensive and up to date.

• Provided legal and advocacy support to youth groups, communities, nonprofits, and other local partners advancing strategic climate change litigation at the national and international levels.• Coordinated the Climate Litigation Platform for Latin America and the Caribbean, the first database in Spanish that tracks developments in climate change litigation in the region.• Conducted research and benchmarking studies on a wide variety of issues related to climate change law, with a focus on climate justice and just energy transition.

• Conducted research on international climate change law, the impact of mining on indigenous communities, the international protection of biodiversity, the link between human rights and the environment, and the content and scope of principles of international environmental law.• Assisted with the production of CIEL publications, legal opinions, and legal briefs.

Chambers of Justice Javier Laynez Potisek.• Assisted Justice Laynez in drafting judgments and opinions.• Personal practice included administrative law, criminal law, land use and environmental law, regulation, human rights, and constitutional and civil procedures.

Teaching Assistant to Professor Érika Zárate Villa. Compared Constitutional Justice course. • Wrote final exam questions (for LL.B. and LL.M. students) focused on environmental law, the right to a healthy environment, climate change litigation, standing to sue, and animal law topics.

Teaching Assistant to Professor Alejandra Rabasa Salinas.Environmental Law course.• Developed case studies for use in classroom instruction.• Taught classes on the right to a healthy environment, climate change law, and environmental law principles.

Investigative Authority.• Participated in market investigations and required persons, partnerships, and corporations to file reports or answers to specific questions with the Commission. • Elaborated legal memos and other documents for the General Director of Regulated Markets and the National Director of the Investigative Authority, the office charged with the enforcement of Mexico’s antitrust laws.

Office of Commissioner Adriana Labardini.• Advised the Commissioner on human rights, specialized courts, Indigenous and community communication strategies, concessions and permits, and orders of the Supreme Court.• Conducted research to provide the Board with information for decision-making.

Research Assistant to Professor José Antonio Caballero Juárez• Identified and reviewed all the Supreme Court precedents on access to justice.• Analyzed literature about judicial reform in Latin America.• Administered a weekly updated database on Supreme Court cases.