Key skills and expertise

Bringing over 31 years of experience, the expert excels in sectors such as energy, procurement management, and civil engineering. Expertise spans project management, technical representation, and commercial leadership. Career highlights include directing significant infrastructure projects like the BRT Juan Manuel de Rosas and the Ministro Pistarini International Airport terminal. The expert has overseen projects worth millions, demonstrating strong leadership and technical acumen. Proficient in Spanish and Portuguese, with significant international experience across Latin America and the Caribbean.

Project experience and donor exposure

Sectors and geographic focus

Worked across key sectors including energy, procurement management, roads and bridges, civil engineering, water, sanitation and hygiene, ports engineering, and transport. Responsibilities have included commercial management, technical representation, and leadership in project implementation. The expert's interdisciplinary expertise includes infrastructure development in both urban and rural settings, with a geographic scope covering numerous countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. Extensive geographic experience includes working in countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Venezuela, among others. This broad regional involvement has provided a deep understanding of local governance, cultural dynamics, and regional development issues, particularly in infrastructure and civil engineering sectors.

Languages and education

With a background in language proficiency, the expert is fluent in Spanish and has advanced proficiency in Portuguese, which have been utilized extensively in professional settings across Latin America. Additionally, basic proficiency in English includes skills in phonetics, reading, and writing. Educational background includes a degree in Civil Engineering with a specialization in infrastructure for transport from the Universidad Tecnológica Nacional, Facultad Regional Buenos Aires, Argentina, completed in February 1998.