He worked in different fields of that area (Comparative Genomics, Genome Annotation, Promoter sequences analysis and Secreted proteins analysis). During his studies he also became proficient in some programming languages such as Perl/CGI, MySQL, HTML/CSS, Python or R, which allowed him to develop online biological databases and simple bioinformatic tools (such as parsers and comparative genomics pipelines) that greatly enhanced the kind of analysis he performed for his research. As result of this work in bioinformatics he has been included in various research projects and collaborated as gene annotator for a number of fungal genome sequencing projects with the Joint Genome Institute (Department of Energy - U.S.). He has authored several presentations in Congress and Workshops and published his work in different high impact peer-reviewed journals (e.g. BMC Genomics, Veterinary Microbiology, PNAS, Database, Mitochondrion, Journal of Immunology, Gastroenterology, Hepatology, Current Biology, Science Advances or Science). He shifted to the Next Generation Sequencing field in 2012 and specialized on improving data management/processing and the data analysis of multiple High Throughput Sequencing technologies (namely RNA-seq, miRNAseq, Methyl-seq, ChIP-seq, Metagenomics, etc) as part of the Genome Analysis Platform. Where he co-edited a book named " Field Guidelines for Genetic Experimental Designs in High-Throughput Sequencing." for Springer in 2016, which is focused on such kind of methodologies. He has also published Letter articles in BioEssays as specialist in the Genome sequencing technologies field. He teaches different subjects in different Master programs from the UPNa and UPV/EHU Universities and occasionally participates in workshops in research centers such as CIEMAT or CIC bioGUNE. He is, currently, in charge of the Bioinformatic Analisys Service at CIC bioGUNE