International PhD (2017) in Advanced Materials Engineering from the University of the Basque Country (UPV-EHU), European Master in Project Management (2011;UPV-EHU) and Architect from the Milan Polytechnic (2006). Her PhD thesis "Risk management for the sustainable development of the historic city, from the material to the territory" focus on the prevention and mitigation of risks derived from climate change with the objective of minimizing their effects on heritage assets.

Since 2008 she works for the Energy, Climate and Urban Transitions Unit, having assumed different roles: researcher, project manager and technology manager, being currently senior researcher, participating or managing, technically and financially, multiple European projects and development cooperation projects, mainly in Ecuador. She has been a speaker in several courses in the field of conservation, management of historic cities and risk prevention in Jordan, Cuba and Ecuador.

Previously, she has been a Member of the Organizing Secretariat of the "Third international exhibition of monumental restoration", promoted by ICOMOS and member of the Management of the magazine 'ANAΓKH, architectural conservation magazine.

Her research focus on sustainable management of historic buildings and cities, including energy efficiency, climate change and tourism; regeneration and conservation of the built heritage and landscapes.