I started my scientific career at the end of my studies as a materials engineer, winning a scholarship from the Spanish Government (Ministry of Education) to collaborate in Materials Science Department of Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. For more than a year I performed mechanical characterization (tensile, compression, fatigue) of composite materials, concrete and alloy steel. Brinell and Vickers hardness tests in metals and moisture and temperature cycles tests in concrete. My final degree project was based on the study of high temperature mechanical properties of fly ash cements alkali activated. Afterwards I move during one year (2012-2013) to the industry working in ATOS Engineering in Design Values area. Performing characterization of materials, determination of admissible values and studying the effects of defects in Composites materials, giving technical support to Airbus (NDC project). I started my PhD in Universidad Autónoma de Madrid / IMDEA Nanoscience into the Department. of condensed matter physics C-III (Prof. Rodolfo Miranda UAM). Dep. nanomagnetism / spinorbitronics (IMDEA). UHV techniques (in-situ growth and characterization) Magnetic studies (ex-situ MOKE, XRD, XMCD, XAS). After obtaining my PhD I continued during six months in IMDEA Nanociencia as Post- Doctoral Research Scientist. Dep. Nanomagnetism-spinorbitronics (Prof. Julio Camarero and Dr. Paolo Perna). Growth and magnetic characterization of metallic thin films and graphene based samples. Currently I am in Unité Mixte de Physic CNRS-Thales. Palaiseau, France. As Post- Doctoral Research Scientist. Dep. spintronics (Dr. V. Cros, Dr. N. Reyren and Prof. A. Fert). Growth of ferromagnetic, ferrimagnetic and synthetic antiferromagnetic (SAF) based multilayers. Characterization (SQUID, MFM, NV microscopy) and lithography process in Clean Room. Researching manipulation (field and current dependence) of non-collinear magnetic textures, skyrmions and Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya Interaction.