Currently chief of technical learning and development, but was into numerical weather prediction prior.Performed research relative to simulation and prediction of high-impact weather events.Developed a numerical model output processing system for automated visualization, extraction, archiving, and exchange of data for utilization of central forecasters and for display in the PAGASA website.Experienced in scientific computing, both in mesoscale dynamical modeling and radar-based nowcast systems.Collaborated with other agencies and scientific institutions, both local and international, through projects that aim to improve PAGASA products and services.Advanced knowledge of Philippine climate and weather systems.Co-authored paper published in the Tropical Cyclone Research and Review journal, "An Algorithm to Enhance Nowcast of Rainfall Brought by Tropical Cyclones through Separation of Motions", through a research fellowship grant at the Hong Kong Observatory. . http://tcrr.typhoon.gov.cn/EN/10.6057/2014TCRR02.04Recognized as PAGASA division model employee in 2014.Published articles for the APEC Research Center for Typhoon and Society --"Siyam-siyam: Typhoon Nanmadol (MINA) and the Philippine Rainy Season Wet Spell", Oct 2011"Summary and Assessment of the Effects of Tropical Storm Washi (SENDONG) on Mindanao", Mar 2012

Involved in DocuSiyensiya, a documentation of the academy’s science outreach program featuring science and technological innovation projects made by high school students from all over the Philippines and neighboring countries.