Jessica is an architect from the State of Mexico who graduated from the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM). Her professional background is complemented by her participation in the Building Information Modeling (BIM) concentration program, as well as a micro-certificate in energy pre-dimensioning in buildings and socio-economic architectural responsibility from Tecnológico de Monterrey, reinforcing her focus on sustainable and socially conscious design.

She has experience in architectural design and construction through a BIM-driven approach, optimizing both design and construction processes. She has contributed to projects such as Hotel Humano for Grupo Habita, collaborating with firms including Hernández de la Garza, BIMmx, and Garza Maya Arquitectos. This experience has strengthened her interest in architectural design through a balance of efficiency and creativity, using BIM as a key tool to achieve project objectives.

She currently works as an Architect at AMA, where she focuses on the development of construction drawings using BIM methodology, collaborating in interdisciplinary coordination to ensure proper project execution. Her work enhances both design and construction processes, producing high-quality technical documentation for subsequent project phases and teams within the studio.

With a focus on sensory design, Jessica identifies Luis Barragán as a key reference, along with projects such as the Elbphilharmonie and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. She also travels to explore new cultures and ways of inhabiting space around the world, paying close attention to elements such as light and water. Her interests in ceramics, photography, and journaling further expand her perspective, allowing her to approach design with a more sensitive and observational lens.