My trajectory in the legal field began at the Court of Justice, where I worked on two distinct fronts that provided me with a broad understanding of the judicial system's operations. Initially, I interned in the case processing department, where I was primarily responsible for the internal distribution of lawsuits. Subsequently, I advanced to an internship in an appellate judge's chamber within the same court. In this new role, I took on responsibilities of greater technical complexity, such as drafting judicial decisions, in addition to assisting with various daily administrative tasks inherent to the office.

Later, I transitioned to private practice, working as a Legal Assistant at a law firm. In this position, I actively worked on defending clients' interests, with a special and continuous focus on drafting statements of defense. Alongside this technical-legal work, I also carried out an essential organizational and control function, being in charge of inputting data and rigorously keeping the client's management system updated.