He previously served as a faculty member at the UST Senior High School and later at Far Eastern University, where he contributed to the academic and creative development of students in various fields. Building on his experience in education, he transitioned into a more specialized role as Cinematographer II at the UP Film Institute, where he further honed his technical and visual storytelling expertise.

Currently, he holds the position of Creative Arts Specialist III at UPFI. In this capacity, he plays a key role in shaping the institute’s public presence and engagement. He is responsible for conceptualizing and executing promotional strategies for various events and activities, ensuring they reach a wider audience. His work includes designing and producing publicity materials that effectively communicate the institute’s vision and offerings. In addition, he oversees and manages multiple communication platforms, maintaining a cohesive and dynamic flow of information between the institute and its stakeholders.

Beyond his institutional roles, he considers himself an urban photographer, with a keen eye for the geometric elements and textures of buildings. His photographic practice often explores the interplay of lines, patterns, light, and shadow within the built environment, revealing the visual rhythm embedded in everyday cityscapes. Equally central to his work are the people who inhabit these spaces—capturing candid moments along the busy streets of Metro Manila, he documents the movement, energy, and lived realities of urban life.

His design philosophy is deeply influenced by the principles of the Bauhaus, emphasizing clarity, functionality, and the unity of form and purpose. This influence is evident across his visual outputs, where clean compositions, structured layouts, and a disciplined use of typography and space come together to create works that are both aesthetically compelling and purpose-driven.