She earned a law degree from Universidad de Medellín and she majored in Civil Law, public, Contractual, Extracontractual, and State Liability at Universidad Autónoma de Latinoamerica.
For 30 years, she has worked at the Attorney General’s Office. There, she began serving as a judicial technician for the so-called Unidad de Automotores (motor vehicle unit) in 1994. Since then, she has served as a local prosecutor dealing with issues related to assets and investigations about money laundering in the branch office in Medellín (Seccional Medellín).
She received recognition for her work and knowledge about issues related to criminal finances, and for her participation in international cooperation actions against money laundering with the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
As a sectional prosecutor, she led comprehensive strategies against cybercrime for the past five years, developing structural investigations and consolidating a modern and effective approach to addressing various crimes associated with the use of cryptocurrencies.
She also worked as trainer on cybercrime and cryptoassets for Dirección de Altos Estudios (Advanced Studies Directorate) of the Office of the Attorney General.