- About Me -

I am an Electrical Engineering student at CU Boulder, minoring in Computer Science and Space Studies, with a passion for robotics and vehicle automation.

​Alongside my studies, I compete as an international alpine ski racer, representing Mexico in events like the Junior World Ski Championships and the World Ski Championships. Formerly with Ski & Snowboard Club Vail, I now train with Eldora Mountain Ski & Snowboard Club.

Balancing academics and athletics, I thrive on challenges—whether on the slopes, in engineering, or in endurance feats like running across Italy from the Adriatic to the Tyrrhenian Sea. I’m always striving for growth, both in my studies and as an athlete.

let's get a little personal

Skiing has always been my greatest passion, and it still is today. It’s taught me focus, discipline, and how to push my limits — lessons I carry into everything I do. I also used to run competitively and now enjoy cycling to stay active and keep challenging myself. I’m someone who tends to dive deep into the things I care about, bringing a lot of enthusiasm and curiosity to every project. Beyond sports, I’m passionate about bringing math to life through robotics and autonomous systems, turning abstract ideas into real, working projects. I’m also drawn to understanding the world and our place in it — appreciating both the complexity and the wonder of our existence.

- Resume -
-Mission statement-
I aim to contribute to human space exploration by applying astrophysics, orbital dynamics, and engineering to missions that will take us to Mars. My focus is on optimizing space travel and advancing technologies that make deep-space exploration possible.

Community Service​
Volunteering at Harvest of Hope Pantry was a meaningful reminder of how important it is to approach others with understanding. Growing up in Mexico, I saw firsthand how difficult it can be to break out of hardship without basic opportunities. That early perspective shaped how I view service today — not as charity, but as a way of honoring dignity. Although my current schedule with skiing makes weekly volunteering difficult, I plan to establish a regular commitment when I return to Boulder. Small efforts, done consistently, can make a real difference.