He completed his undergraduate and master’s studies in the United States and then moved to Belgium to pursue his PhD studies at KU Leuven with a thesis focusing on the observational characterisation of massive stars. During his PhD he developed the SPAMMS code, which takes into account the three-dimensional geometry of non-spherical stars. He then obtained a postdoctoral fellowship at the European Southern Observatory in Chile. There, he worked at the Paranal Observatory as a support astronomer for the Université Toulouse III and as an operator of the associated instruments Xshooter, SPHERE, CRIRES and ESPRESSO.

Currently, thanks to the Junior Leader - Incoming fellowship from the ”la Caixa” Foundation, he is a postdoctoral fellow at the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias, where he is researching the enlargement of the sample of massive overcontact binaries, a type of system composed of two stars that are so close that they share their outer layers.