Computational geomechanics engineer with 10+ years of experience in multiscale modeling, numerical simulation, and rock mechanics for oil and gas applications. Specialized in fracture mechanics, wellbore stability, and reservoir geomechanics using discrete, continuum, and hybrid methods. Currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at CONICET–YPF, leading research on unconventional reservoirs and fracture modeling. As a Doctoral Fellow at CIMEC, developed predictive models for damage evolution in porous media, contributing to international projects and peer-reviewed publications. Industry experience includes upstream engineering roles with PETROECUADOR and PDVSA, where he optimized HPump systems, designed API-650 crude storage tanks, and supported geomechanical workflows for sanding and wellbore stability. Proficient in ABAQUS, ANSYS, Code-Aster, and Python, bridging research and field operations to improve reliability and reduce risk.