RENACYT Researcher, with a degree in Psychology from the National University of San Agustín of Arequipa, a Master's degree in Legal and Forensic Psychology from the same university, and currently completing doctoral studies in Psychology. I have experience in the development and advising of theses and research projects related to the field of forensic psychology. I conduct research on violent (criminal) behaviors from both the perspective of the aggressor and the victims. I developed the first Peruvian instrument to assess criminogenic risk in the prison system through funding from CONCYTEC and UNSA; I have also participated as coordinator of a research project related to severe violence against women in the context of current and former partners, also through funding. I have published two scientific articles indexed in Web of Science and Scopus and am proficient in statistical data analysis software (SPSS, AMOS). Furthermore, I have experience in inter-institutional coordination for research, information dissemination, and community outreach activities with various government institutions. I have worked for over six years at INPE, one year at MINSA, and four years as a university professor.