Camilo is a lawyer from the Universidad de Chile and is part of the Competition and Regulation practice at FerradaNehme. Previously, he served as a prosecutor in the Anti-Cartels Division of the National Economic Prosecutor's Office.

Academically, he holds a Master's degree in Economic Regulation and has conducted his postgraduate research on financial and conglomerate regulation. He has also worked as a teaching assistant at the School of Law of the Universitdad de Chile, supporting courses in Introduction to Law, Civil Law, General Theory of Argumentation, Economic Law, Competition Law, the Competition Law Litigation Seminar, and the Thesis Workshop on Competition and Consumer Law in the Digital Economy.

He is the author of various publications in specialized journals and media, addressing topics such as the institutional design of the competition law system, abuse of dominant position, the application of behavioral economics to competition law, and the integration of environmental sustainability criteria in merger control.