Copy Editor at the Center for Research and Gender Studies at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). She holds a BA in English (UNAM) and an MA in Japanese Studies (El Colegio de México). Her graduate research project dealt with the concept of death in the novels of one of the most renowned contemporary Japanese writers, Haruki Murakami. She has worked as a teacher, copywriter, academic manager, and has more than 15 years of experience as a translator and editor. As a literary translator, her latest work is Seis días en Roma, written by Francesca Giacco (Espasa 2023). As a collaborator of the University Program on Asian, African, and Oceanian Studies (UNAM) has coordinated, along with Vania de la Vega Shiota, the Reading Circle on Gender in Asia and Africa (2020), and International Seminar on Japanese Literature and Gender (2020), and the Diploma Course Literature, Feminisms, and Gender in Contemporary Asia and Africa. She has also participated in Tsundoku, the podcast of Japanese Literature of The Japan Foundation Mexico and The Japan Foundation Madrid. She was the academic coordinator of the Fatima Mernissi Chair at UNAM from 2023 to 2025.