Lawyer. Degree in Legal and Social Sciences from Universidad de Chile, with distinction. Diploma and courses in regulatory and development matters. Candidate for a Master’s Degree in International Human Rights Law at Universidad Diego Portales.

Her practice focuses on legal research and analysis in electricity matters. She has experience collaborating in research and analysis for complex litigation and human rights and business matters. She also has experience in lectures, collaboration for the design and execution of workshops, participative methodologies, methodologies of social intervention for local development and publications in interdisciplinary research.

She is a consultant for Global Compact Chilean network, a private sector initiative of the United Nations, and is a rapporteur for the Diploma in Human Rights, Business and Good Practices for Sustainable Development of the Henry Dunant Foundation.

Previously, she worked at the Fundación Superación para la Pobreza as a “Servicio País” professional on the Quehui and Chelín islands; and was a research intern at the Directorate of Studies of the Supreme Court. She also served as paralegal at Quintanilla Busel Niedmann from August 2017 to April 2018

Languages: Spanish – English.