He is currently the Associate Editor for the Urban Futures section at Young Urbanist Southeast Asia (YUSEA), the Focal Point of  Sustainable Cities for ASEAN & Asia-Pacific & ASEAN at Giant Interactive Maps (Spain), a creative firm specializing in territorial innovation, and Lecturer at Gabriela Mistral University (Chile) on "Sustainable Cities in Asia-Pacific and the Global South".

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He holds a Specialized Diploma in International Development Cooperation (scholarship from the Organization of Ibero-American States - OEI), a Master’s degree in Public Policies and Sustainability from the University of Barcelona, and a Master’s degree in Urban Development from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile (UC).

He has served as an Advisor on Urban & Environmental Affairs for the Santiago Regional Government; a Researcher on International Studies for the Generalitat of Catalonia; Executive Coordinator of the UC International Social Congress; Biocultural Territories Manager at the National Foundation for Overcoming Poverty (Fundación Nacional Superación de la Pobreza); Co-Director of the International Cooperation Meeting on Creative and Sustainable Cities in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia; and one of 63 global sustainability mentors for the Youth4Climate program at the UNDP Centre in Rome, Italy.

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Consultant: He was the founder and director of the "Visión de Ciudad Corporation" and is currently the Director of ASLAN MAVI Cities and Cultures of the World Consulting, a platform of professional services on international climate cooperation, sustainable cities and strategic communications.

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Traveler: With ten years of cultural immersion across more than 57 cities and 18 countries in the Americas, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, he has explored major global cities such as São Paulo, New York, London, Berlin, and Cairo, and traveled across Egypt from the Sudanese border to the Nile Delta. He has lived in Barcelona, ​​Liverpool, and Istanbul.

​Visual Artist: He has exhibited his sustainability-focused artwork in Chile, Bolivia, Canada, and Greece.