I am a Salvadoran mathematician and university lecturer with a strong background in algebraic geometry and number theory. I hold a Ph.D. in Mathematics from a joint program between the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, the Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, and the Universidad de Valparaíso in Chile under the supervision of Dr. Sebastián Herrero (Universidad de Santiago de Chile) and Dr. Pedro Montero (Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María) with a doctoral internship at the University of Bath (United Kingdom).
My research interests focus on arithmetic geometry and algebraic geometry, particularly the study of rational points on algebraic varieties and the Manin conjecture as well the existence of Ulrich bundles and additive actions over algebraic varieties. I have co-authored publications in international journals and presented research at academic events in Latin America and Europe, including Chile, Colombia, Brazil, the United Kingdom and Ecuador.
Since 2014, I have been part of the Universidad de El Salvador, where I currently serve as a full-time professor in the Department of Natural Sciences and Mathematics. I have also collaborated extensively with the Programa Jóvenes Talento El Salvador, training students with high mathematical potential and mentoring projects in mathematical research and education.
Beyond research and teaching, I am committed to the academic development of my institution and the promotion of mathematics in El Salvador through conferences, seminars, and outreach programs. I have participated as a speaker in numerous national and international mathematical meetings and contributed to the organization of academic activities.