My research career started with a "Collaboration Grant" from the Government, which was later reforced with a "Research Starting Grant" from the IMUS. For the realization of my PhD Thesis I obtained both a "Camara Foundation Grant" and a "FPU Grant" from the Government. As a consequence of my PhD Thesis we can account for: 1) 3 papers published in high-ranked JCR journal.s 2) 17 collaborations in national and international congresses (14 talks and invited talks, and 3 posters). 3) Attendance to 27 national and international congresses. 4) 3 research stays at the Universitaet Trier (3 months predoctoral stay, 5 + 6 months postdoctoral stays). Since 1st March 2016 I am a member of the Group of non Lineal Functional Analysis at the University of Sevilla, taking part in the following research projects: 1) "Métodos del Análisis Funcional aplicados a: Problemas no Lineales, Teoría de Juegos y Lineabilidad". 2) Incentivo al Grupo de Investigación FQM-127. 3) Aplicaciones del Análisis Funcional a la Resolución de Problemas no Lineales, en Optimización Convexa y a la Lineabilidad. After I finished my PhD Thesis at the University of Sevilla with the highest qualification possible, it was awarded with the Extraordinary PhD Thesis Award granted by the University of Sevilla.  During the next year a held a postdoctoral position at the University of Trier through 2 different highly competitive research grants from the DAAD (5 months) and the Universitaet Trier (6 months). During this period I prepared a research project which was granted with a highly competitive research grant, the Walter Benjamin Grant, from the DFG, for a period of 2 years and with a fund of over 180.000€. Since 1st September 2021 a hold a "Profesor Ayudante Doctor" position at the Universidad Loyola Andalucía, where combine my research my teaching over 24 ECTS per year.  Lastly, in the mathematical divulgation we can point out my YouTube channel "https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClxtuOawscfjTAuKRlat6SA" (Las Mates de Gerlachito), with over 530.000 views and 600 videos of mathematical content.