Master's research in Materials Science and Engineering

Characterization of physical properties of graphene single layers. Theoretical work for the physics department. In charge of the design, maintenance, and installation of autonomous Cherenkov water detectors at high altitude. Support to the Machine Elements lecture

Teaching of the technical drawing class. Responsible for the assembly, commissioning, and maintenance of the new thermodynamics laboratory. Responsible for the design of the experiment procedures for teaching. Development of digital image correlation techniques for civil and mechanical engineering applications. Data analysis for the characterization of mechanical properties in collaboration with Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

Work with interdisciplinary, international groups for the design and implementation of experiments for materials characterization with several techniques. Responsible for the evaluation of mechanical and physical properties of metallic, coated materials. I conducted experiments for the Mechanical Engineering Department of Universidad San Francisco de Quito and for the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

Internship in the mechanical engineering and materials department. Vibration analysis for beam collimators under high energy proton radiation. Structural analysis for superconducting magnets.

Worked with material flow and finished automotive components, in storage and quality of these parts.