He obtained his Electric Engineering degree in Universidad de la Republica, Montevideo, Uruguay in 2016. In his thesis he designed, fabricated, and tested an integrated amplificator for biological signals in a 130 ƞm technology. He also took some postgraduate courses in analogic design and electrical device’s physics.

In 2019, he defended his MS Thesis in Stochastic Optimal Control with applications to energy markets. This work was a combination of mathematical modeling and engineering, numerical solutions of PDE, and optimization.