I am a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Fisk University and Vanderbilt University. My background is in Physics and I have a PhD and several Masters in Physics and Astronomy. I have been using Python and Unix to study stellar systems in old star clusters. I had to perform timing and statistical analysis of time-series data. The analysis includes image processing of space-based telescopes, time-series de-trending techniques, outlier detection and Fourier analysis. I have led and co-led several international projects that resulted in several academic journals and accepted research proposals. I have studied and have degrees from 3 different countries and have worked in many international scientific collaborations. All these experiences have taught me how to work effectively in different groups with different cultures and dynamics. I also share my time doing scientific outreach and mentoring. I have organized and co-led 30+ outreach and science divulgation activities in English and Spanish. This includes going to school, after-school programs, museums and astronomical amateur societies meetings in the US and in the Dominican Republic. I have supervised 5 high school and undergraduate students in several research projects in astronomy. Including a machine learning year-long research project. I also have been part of Astrobitos and worked as a Wiki Scientist creating Wikipedia science pages in Spanish and English.