About

An engineering path shaped by structures.

My path connects civil engineering practice in the Dominican Republic with graduate studies and doctoral research in structural dynamics in France.

Profile

I am a Civil Engineer and PhD Researcher in Mechanical Engineering at INSA Rouen Normandie. My research focuses on structural dynamics and active vibration control of jacket-supported offshore wind turbines, combining computational mechanics, numerical modelling and structural simulation.

Before moving to France to continue my studies, I worked in structural design, modelling, technical documentation and site supervision in the Dominican Republic. This combination of practical structural engineering and research shapes my approach to structural behaviour and computational analysis.

Pathway

Professional and academic trajectory

Structural engineering

Analysis, structural design, drawings, construction documentation, site supervision and technical coordination.

Graduate studies in France

Civil engineering at M1 level followed by a French Master 2 in Design Engineering — Mechanical Reliability and Optimization.

Computational engineering

Finite-element models, scientific computing, partitioned coupled simulation workflows and structured post-processing.

Offshore research

Fluid–structure interaction experience followed by doctoral work in structural dynamics and active vibration control.

Education

2024–2027 (expected)

PhD in Mechanical Engineering

INSA Rouen Normandie

Structural dynamics and active vibration control of jacket-supported offshore wind turbine structures.

2023–2024

Master 2 (M2) in Design Engineering — Mechanical Reliability and Optimization

INSA Rouen Normandie

2022–2023

Master 1 (M1) in Civil Engineering

Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo (UASD) / INSA Rouen Normandie

2013–2020

Civil Engineering — Civil Engineer degree

Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo (UASD), Dominican Republic

Languages

Spanish: Native
English: B2 · Upper-intermediate
French: B2 · Upper-intermediate