I am a postdoctoral researcher specializing in structural geology and energy resources. I hold a PhD in Earth Sciences from the University of Adelaide focusing on the evolution of normal faults in detachment systems, exploring the role of fault roughness on fault reactivation and their influence in magma transport.
 
I spent over 12 years working in the oil and gas industry on exploration and development projects across Colombia and Australia. During this time, I applied my geological expertise to build geological models, identify structural traps, and map migration pathways to optimize field development and resource extraction strategies.
 
My current research interests center on understanding how tectonic processes shape structural architectures and sediment distribution, as well as the role of faults in controlling fluid pathways and the distribution of energy resources.