He is a former IT Instructor at AMA University, where he trained aspiring IT professionals in web development, computer programming, and computer networking. He, then, promoted as Technical Sales Supervisor by AMA Corporate Office where his worked focused on providing Continuing Education Courses such as Adobe Photoshop and InDesign, Microsoft Office Productivity Tools, and Aldebaran’s Nao Robotics for AMA Education System and other companies. Furthermore, he is a former IT Instructor at Sta. Cecilia College. 

He is often invited as a speaker in different ICT training and professional development seminars for teachers and a research panelist in different schools. In 2018-2019, he trained the Learning Resources Management and Development System teacher-illustrators of SDO Valenzuela. He is a member of World Association of Online Education and Creative Education Community.

Despite a busy schedule, he used his time and talent to serve the Lord and train the youth in their community. He is the PJC’s musical director, serving the community by providing free singing and musical instrument training.

He achieved various national and international Information Technology and Educational Technology certifications from 2016 to present: A National Certificate holder of TESDA’s Computer Systems Servicing NC II; Visual Graphics Design NC III; Google Certified Educator Level 1; Fortinet Certified Network Security Specialist Level 2; Microsoft Certified Innovative Educator; Quizizz Certified Game Changer; and Adobe Creative Educator Level 2. At present, he is a SHS faculty member and guidance advocate at Sitero Francisco Memorial National High School. He is also a part-time faculty at Global Life University - Quezon City.

The present pandemic opens opportunities for so many free virtual webinars. Being a member of Adobe Creative Educators in the Philippines offers many opportunities for professional training and development. My plan is to engage myself with Adobe Education Exchange and other educational technology - related professional development trainings. Furthermore, I would love to integrate Adobe Education Exchange into teaching. During the renovation of our SHS building, one of the classrooms affected was the computer laboratory where I conducted my classes in Grade 11 learners for the subject Empowerment Technologies. It was tough to deliver the lessons and technical practices without a computer, but since we are living in the 21st century when computers are not just a desktop with a long back cover and heavily weighted monitor, I have to come up with alternatives. Therefore, I started to embrace the challenge and used the power of mobile devices, which almost every learner has. One of the tasks they have to accomplish is to edit and enhance the captured image. I have introduced them the Adobe Photoshop Express and Adobe Lightroom where they can easily edit and enhanced the recent image they captured. Learners were able to perform the specific learning objectives even in the absence of computer laboratories and with the help of the Adobe Education Exchange resources. My point is, even amidst drawbacks and challenges, education will not stop and my passion to teach will never surrender.