I graduated in Computer Engineering from TecNM Campus Chihuahua II, where I built a solid foundation in programming, databases, software development, systems, and problem solving. Throughout my degree I maintained a final GPA of 97.46 and officially earned the highest GPA of my class, an achievement that reflects the discipline, consistency, and commitment that defined my university years.

Beyond academics, university was the space where I started building projects with real impact. I participated in competitions like InnovaTecNM (with the Intellicube and DataDoor Access projects), reaching the national stage, as well as in hackathons and the student council.

In July 2025, I had the opportunity to live an international experience at the University of Arizona thanks to the +Talento Chihuahua scholarship, where I took part in an in-person program focused on Artificial Intelligence.

During the program, I explored topics such as prompt engineering, real-world AI applications, its impact on the workplace, and the ethical challenges of emerging technologies. As a final project, I developed a proposal focused on using artificial intelligence to support the diagnosis of gallstones. But beyond the academics, this experience let me closely experience American university life, walk the campus, meet people from different places, and discover a city as multicultural as Tucson.