A professor and history graduate, she teaches and manages education. The latter activity led to her specialization in Education Administration (UTDT).

She served as academic secretary of the School of Education of the Universidad Austral and in the Academic Affairs Department of that institution. Currently, she teaches the subject of "Educational Guidance Management" at the postgraduate level and seminars on this topic in other degree programs.

She participated in the development of the curriculum for the University Teaching Degree in Primary Education. Her main areas of study are Educational Guidance—particularly tutoring systems—and reflective practice as a tool for promoting innovation in the classroom. She combines teaching with managing a network of 21 schools (Apdes) where she leads an educational innovation project.

In the field of History, she completed her doctoral thesis under the supervision of Dr. César A. García Belsunce. The thesis, defended in 2105 and published in 2020, focuses on the population of the Luján district between 1700 and 1750. She has coordinated research projects in this same area and in 2018 undertook a postdoctoral research stay at the University of Seville thanks to a grant from the Carolina Foundation.

As a teacher, since 2020 he has been in charge of the chairs of Contemporary World History and Argentine and Latin American History in undergraduate programs at the Universidad Austral.
She currently coordinates an interdisciplinary project on the public use of history, with the participation of graduates and students from the Communications, Political Science, and Education programs.