After completing my BSc, in which I was awarded the "Gabino Barreda medal", I worked as a Risk Analyst at Citigroup, Mexico City. At the same time, I took up a temporary appointment as an Adjunct Lecturer at Universidad Marista, Mexico City, where I gave courses in Probability and Stochastic Processes. In 2015, I moved from Citigroup to Indra Business Consulting, where I worked as a consultant for Santander, while continuing at Universidad Marista. In 2016 I moved to London where I enrolled in the MSc in Financial Mathematics at King's College London. In 2017 I took up a part-time paid Research Internship at LMAX Exchange, London. I completed my MSc at King's with a Distinction in September 2017 and I was awarded the "best overall performance student award". In October 2017, I moved to Oxford to begin my DPhil work. In Michaelmas term 2018 and Trinity term 2019 I held teaching appointments in mathematics at Queen’s College, Oxford, where I taught Probability Prelims and first year Statistics and Data Analysis. From September 2019 (and until September 2021) I was appointed to a Graduate Teaching and Research Scholarship in Mathematics at Oriel College, where I taught Probability Prelims, first-year Statistics and Data Analysis, and second-year Probability, Integration, Integral Transforms, and Statistics. In 2021 I obtained my DPhil in Mathematics from the University of Oxford. In 2023 I was awarded the "Bruti Liberati Prize" for the best PhD thesis in Quantitative Finance.