At Universidad del Norte, I contribute to research and teaching in post-quantum cryptography, cryptanalysis, and the practical security of cryptographic implementations. I also supervise undergraduate and graduate students and teach cryptography, cybersecurity, algorithms, and computational complexity.
At Technology Innovation Institute, I implemented BLAKE2 and Argon2 in C, developed key agreement protocols, and audited cryptographic libraries. I also co-authored fault-based and structural algebraic attacks on SNOVA and implemented Rank Syndrome Decoding and MinRank modules for the Cryptographic Estimators Project.
My Ph.D. research at Royal Holloway, University of London examined cold boot attacks on post-quantum schemes, including NTRU, BLISS, Rainbow, and McEliece. Earlier, I implemented an elliptic curve cryptography library in Java and worked on teaching, software development, and cybersecurity projects.

