She has a law degree from the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador. 

During her time as a student, she worked as a teaching assistant at the same university, teaching subjects such as Private Sector Labor Law and Intellectual Property Rights, which allowed her to develop pedagogical skills and reinforce her understanding in these fields. 

Her professional career has been characterized by a specialized focus in the areas of Intellectual Property and Labor Law, where she has demonstrated a solid commitment to and knowledge in these disciplines. 

Currently, she works as an attorney in the areas of Intellectual Property and Labor Law, where she applies her skills and experience to provide effective and comprehensive counsel to clients and satisfy their legal needs.