About

Civil Engineer, Specialist in Water Resources Engineering, Diploma in GIS, and candidate for Master's Degree in Hydraulic and Hydrological Engineering. Experience as consultant, supervisor of studies and designs and designer of civil works, developing tasks of sizing, implementation, and modeling of hydraulic works for road drainage projects, urban drainage, bridge sizing, erosion control with hydraulic works, torrent control, threat, vulnerability and flood risk studies and torrential flood, design of aqueducts and sewers, hydrosanitary facilities and fire networks, among others. Currently assistant university professor teaching courses in Fluid Mechanics, Hydrology, and Hydraulics, along with their respective laboratory practices in undergraduate programs, as well as Applied Hydrology in graduate programs at the University of Cauca. Member of the Research Group in Hydraulics and Hydrology, where I support in the formulation of research projects, as well as in trainings, conferences and national and international mobilities, all associated with water resources. I stand out for my ability to work in teams in interdisciplinary environments, my innovative approach to technical solutions, my leadership in executing complex hydraulic projects, my constant pursuit of learning and researching solutions developed worldwide, and my focus on improving community resilience and the safety of critical infrastructure. All of this is applied to consulting, teaching, and research. English (C1) and French (B2).

Career Type:

Scientist/Researcher/Academic

Organization Type:

Universities and Academia

Expertise Fields/Interests:

Road drainage, urban drainage, bridge design, erosion control through hydraulic works, torrent control, design of aqueducts and sewers, hydro-sanitary installations and fire networks.

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