I am a multidisciplinary professional with a background in Archaeology, Law, and Cultural Heritage Management, with experience in research, university teaching, and managing technological projects applied to heritage and digital humanities. I am currently an intern in the Security Area of ​​the Andean Community, where I participate in research on regional security, transnational trafficking, and cybersecurity, developing databases and interactive interfaces with the support of artificial intelligence and Python. Since March 2024, I have been a pre-doctoral lecturer at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP), teaching the courses Computational Thinking for Communications and Academic Research Methodologies. In these courses, I promote the ethical use of artificial intelligence, critical thinking, and the integration of technological tools in university research. I have collaborated with the PUCP Digital Humanities Laboratory, the Museum of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru, and various archaeological projects focused on the conservation and enhancement of cultural heritage. My academic publications address the intersection of artificial intelligence, data analysis, and cultural representation, with work published in IEEE Xplore, Springer, and Digital Heritage 2025. My career seeks to integrate technology with cultural management, education, and applied research, promoting interdisciplinary approaches that contribute to the preservation, understanding, and dissemination of Andean and Latin American heritage from an ethical and innovative perspective.