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Actuary, master and doctoral candidate in demography, he has been working in the social security area for 7 years, with experience in the area of Private Social Security Systems, having held consulting and management positions and functions. Provides actuarial and demographic consultancy in the area of pensions, expertise, demographic studies with a focus on population projections, modeling, mortality tables and estimates, and applications in different contexts. He develops demographic studies to support urban planning and public policy. He conducts seminars, lectures and short courses with themes in actuary and demography. He currently works as an actuarial consultant in a closed private pension entity.