I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Electronic Engineering from Universidad Nacional de San Antonio Abad del Cusco (UNSAAC), Peru, and have professional experience in artificial intelligence, biomedical engineering, and applied robotics. I am one of 40 selected scholars of Peruvian Hearts, a U.S.-based nonprofit organization that supports the education and leadership development of high-achieving young women in Cusco, Peru. I am researcher at the TESLA Laboratory, working on AI-based systems for precision agriculture and real-time data processing. I was a member of the CIRCAE Research Center at UNSAAC from 2021 to 2025, where I contributed to the development and implementation of robotic systems. During this time, I was part of the team that won the national robotics competition CONEIMERA 2025 in the Micromouse category, designing and building an autonomous robot capable of solving a maze without prior knowledge of its layout. I later completed an internship as a biomedical technician at MAC SALUD Clinic in Cusco, where I performed preventive and corrective maintenance of biomedical equipment, ensuring operational continuity and patient safety. My research interests include artificial intelligence, automation, and biomedical engineering, with a focus on real-world applications. As a volunteer in several programs within Peruvian Hearts, I have supported educational outreach and empowerment initiatives. I have also participated in environmental volunteering and provided academic support to children in community care centers. My professional trajectory is driven by a commitment to innovation and ethical responsibility, aiming to bridge engineering solutions with social impact in underserved communities.