Currently an Extern @Environmental Tech Labs·🟢 Open to work
Preparing for a political consulting career by building practical experience and a stronger resume.
Selected coursework, projects, and practical activities that show analysis, communication, and problem-solving relevant to consulting roles.
Universidad Europea de Madrid
This dissertation examines why Mexican drug cartels remain resilient despite decades of state and international intervention. Through a comparative analysis of four major cartels, it explores how organizational resilience, community legitimacy, and securitization sustain their power, highlighting th
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Preparing for a political consulting career by building practical experience and a stronger resume.
I recently completed my Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations and am eager to begin my professional career in geopolitical research, policy analysis, and international security. I am particularly interested in how political instability, security challenges, and policy decisions shape relations between countries. My academic background has strengthened my ability to analyse complex issues, evaluate different perspectives, and assess their wider regional and international implications.
Externships
Environmental Tech Lab Startup Sourcing for NYC's Water Utility
Environmental Tech Labs
Experience
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE INTERN 2 COMPLIANCE PORTFOLIO D.O.O.
COMPLIANCE PORTFOLIO D.O.O. · 16 Mar 2026 2 12 May 2026
ADMINISTRATIVE PROJECT COORDINATOR
CREACIONES WML · 3 Jun 2024 2 3 Aug 2024
Education
Universidad Europea de Madrid
GLOBAL BACHELORS DEGREE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
San Diego State University
POLITICAL SCIENCE DEGREE EXCHANGE PROGRAM
London School of Economics and Political Science
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS RESEARCH PROGRAM
Skills
Universidad Europea de Madrid
This dissertation examines why Mexican drug cartels remain resilient despite decades of state and international intervention. Through a comparative analysis of four major cartels, it explores how organizational resilience, community legitimacy, and securitization sustain their power, highlighting th
This dissertation examines why Mexican drug cartels remain resilient despite decades of state and international intervention. Through a comparative analysis of four major cartels, it explores how organizational resilience, community legitimacy, and securitization sustain their power, highlighting the limitations of traditional enforcement and global governance.
Conducted a comparative analysis of four major Mexican cartels, examining the structural, organizational, social and economic factors behind their resilience. Applied theories of International Relations to assess why decades of Mexican, US and international interventions have struggled to dismantle them.
Concluded that cartel resilience stems not from a lack of intervention, but from governance frameworks that address a multidimensional problem selectively. Effective responses must go beyond enforcement to address structural conditions, community legitimacy, diversified criminal economies and weaknesses in international cooperation.
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The project scoped startup sourcing for water-utility applications and documented the sourcing funnel and domain terminology used across the program. Work included mapping the sourcing process, compiling a glossary of terms, and producing materials that explain how candidate startups progress through the funnel.
I documented the program structure and produced foundational materials that supported subsequent sourcing work, including a clear explanation of the sourcing funnel and a curated glossary of domain terms.
