She has a Master's degree in Criminal Justice and the Accusatory and Oral Trial Process from the National Institute of Criminal Sciences, as well as a law degree with honors from the University of Enrique Díaz de León in Guadalajara, Jalisco. She also graduated with a specialization in ministerial function from the National Institute of Criminal Sciences. She is certified in the prevention of operations with illicit resources in vulnerable activities by the Financial Intelligence Unit.
 

She completed the course "General Aspects of the Crime of Operations with Illicit Resources and Asset Forfeiture," taught by the Embassy of the United States of America. She has federal and state public sector experience in various agencies. She served as Deputy Director of Inter-institutional Liaison and Coordination, Legal Advisor to the General Directorate of Evaluation, and Head of the Operational Information Department within the Ministry of Communications and Transportation. At the Office of the Attorney General of the State of Mexico, she was Deputy Director of the Office of the Prosecutor and Project Leader in the Specialized Prosecutor's Office for Combating Corruption. She is a lawyer at the Dra. Angélica Ortiz y Socios firm.