I am an early-career social and cultural historian, currently working as a substitute lecturer in the Area of Economic History and Institutions at the University of Oviedo. My research focuses on the history of the communist movement and popular movements in the twentieth century. I hold a BA in History and an MA in Socio-Cultural History (with honours), which provided me with an interdisciplinary training in cultural history, sociology, and anthropology. My academic career began with a competitive predoctoral fellowship (2017–2020) at the University of Oviedo, where I completed my PhD with the highest distinction, defending a thesis entitled Orthodox Dissent in Spanish Communism (1968–1989). Subsequently, I held a one-year postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Oviedo, and between 2022 and 2024, I carried out a competitive postdoctoral contract at the Centre for the Study of Dictatorships and Democracies (CEDID) at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. I have undertaken research stays at the Universities of Cádiz, Oxford, Nova de Lisboa, and Porto, as well as two Erasmus+ funded stays at the Universities of Santiago de Chile and Bucharest. This trajectory has allowed me to gain significant international experience across Spanish, British, Portuguese, and Latin American universities. I have participated in two competitively funded research projects: From Anti-Francoism to Marginality and History, Memory and Digital Society. I am a member of the research group History, Economy and Society at the University of Oviedo, and until 2024 I was also part of the Socio-Cultural History group at the same institution. Between 2013 and 2021, I was principal investigator in several regionally and nationally funded projects in collaboration with a historical memory association, focusing on political violence in Asturias during the Franco regime. I have published nearly 30 scholarly contributions in journals such as Labour History, Istoriya, Twentieth Century Communism, and Ayer, in addition to two sole-authored books and two edited volumes. I have delivered over 500 hours of university teaching and undertaken more than 800 hours of training in teaching and research. I serve on the editorial boards of Labour History and Hastapenak, and act as an external reviewer for several prestigious national and international academic journals.