Three years later, he began working for another company where he had the opportunity to travel and work in different places such as Baku Animal Experience (Fuerteventura), Walibi Rhône-Alpes (France), and Terra Natura (Benidorm). During this stage, he attended his first IMATA (International Marine Animal Trainers' Association) conference. He has been a member of this association since 2012.

In 2014, he moved to Tenerife to join the sea lion and dolphin department at Loro Parque.

In 2015, he moved to the south of the island, promoted as head of the sea lion and penguin department at Jungle Park (Aspro Parks), where he was able to develop a great variety of training protocols; highlighting medical behaviors, such as the one he presented at IMATA Portugal 2018 on the extinction of regurgitation through different stimuli in Californian sea lions, managing to perform a voluntary gastroscopy with biopsy.

He worked at the dolphin aquarium of Aqualand Costa Adeje, Tenerife, and since 2020 he has been working as a dolphinarium supervisor at Marineland (Aspro Parks, Mallorca) and is a member of the trainer committee of the EAAM (European Association for Aquatic Mammals).

In 2004, he moved to Milan (Italy) to work in a specialized reptiles and amphibians shop, and in the summer he traveled to Colombia to be involved in voluntary work with river dolphins in Amazonia. That same winter, he carried out an internship at the Seal Rehabilitation and Research Center Zeehondencreche in Pieterburen (Holland).

One year later, he graduated as the Technical Assistant for Zoos and Aquaria (ATZA) at Veterinary Faculty UCM (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) and he continued on his career path as Marine Mammal Assistant at Selwo Marina (Málaga) in 2006.

After some months working with multiple species at Faunia (Madrid) and with sea lions at Oasis Park (Fuerteventura), he joined the marine mammal department at Zoo Aquarium of Madrid (Parques Reunidos). There he spent ten years working with bottlenose dolphins, penguins, grey seals and sea lions (Patagonian, California and Steller).

In the summer of 2010, he had a short training period with orcas at Marineland (Antibes, France).

In 2017, he was promoted to marine mammal supervisor at Selwo Marina. And in 2020, he left as an excellence in training to work as an orca trainer at Marineland Antibes (France), to return a year and a half later to Selwo Marina, to his current position as supervisor.

He has been an active member of IMATA (International Marine Animal Trainers' Association) since 2012 and EAAM (European Association for Aquatic Mammals), attending and making presentations, such as: the voluntary stretcher training for transporting a bottlenose dolphin (Portugal, 2018) and voluntary intramuscular injection in dolphins and sea lions (Valencia 2020).

He began his career at the Zoomarine dolphinarium (Portugal) and has been working in Italy since 2005, where he decided to accept a new project: the opening of a new facility in Rome. It was there that he became the head trainer of the marine mammal department.

He is a great bird enthusiast and has been a member of IMATA (International Marine Animal Trainers' Association) since 2005, where he gave his first presentation at IMATA Bahamas 2015 on operant conditioning training in Australian pelicans.

As a member of the training committee of EAAM (European Association for Aquatic Mammals) and the training working group of EAZA (European Association of Zoos and Aquaria), he always shares practical information with other European parks, private presentations, and workshops for professionals in the sector.

Currently, he combines his work by providing consultancy services at Bioparco di Roma, where he develops training protocols and supervises the training of the care team. He also completed a professional course in dog training and pet handling.