From a young age, Clara showed an interest in art and dance, participating in workshops on aesthetics and beauty, public speaking, and excelling in various school projects such as acting. At her school, she was part of the 2010 escort and participated in debates on school rights and improvements. These experiences gave her the confidence to choose a career in law, which is providing her with the tools to continue developing her talent through her vocation. She is currently actively involved in debate projects at her university and will soon be contributing to an academic journal. She uses her social media accounts as a platform for objective opinion, raising awareness of love and legal service.
Clara has served as second counsellor for young women, Jas leader in her Ward, assigned to the Liahonas, primary secretary, second counsellor in the Relief Society, secretary of the Miramar Stake Relief Society, and currently has the assignment of the Pachacutec Ward mural.
Her dream job is to run her own law firm where she can use her knowledge and create jobs for more people as members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, using various digital tools to communicate in different languages to convey empowerment and equal opportunities and rights to people of all ages in different remote areas of her country.