Dr. Enrique Bonilla Rodríguez is Medical Doctor from UNAM (National Autonomous University of Mexico), Bachelor in Physical Anthropologist, Master in Forensic Sciences. PhD in Anthropology at the National School of Anthropology and History in the research line “Man, Health and Work”. Specialty and Master's Degree in Criminalistics and PhD in Forensic Sciences line of “Psychological profiling and forensic ergonomics”.

Research professor of Ergonomics in the Industrial Design School of the CyAD (Sciences and Arts for Design) Division at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Xochimilco Campus for 40 years. Professor of ergonomics at the ENAH in Physical Anthropology. Professor in Vocational 6 of the IPN (National Polytechnic Institute) in Electronics and bioelectronics.

He is Professor in the specialty of Occupational Medicine, UNAM Faculty of Medicine for 4 years. Professor of the diploma in Occupational Medicine at the BUAP (Meritorious Autonomous University of Pueba) for 4 years. Researcher at the IPN Higher School of Nursing. Author of several books: The Anthropometric Technique Applied to Industrial Design 1993. Ergonomics in Industrial Design and Work 2014.

Co-author collective book Mobbing: Making the Invisible visible. Workplace harassment: "Life story of a teacher starting administrative academic activity." EON editions. p. 127 to 150. 20 articles in indexed magazines, including the magazine Actas de Diseño of the University of Palermo Argentina.

3 patents registered in Mexico including: Somatometric Infantometer. Seat design testing chair. Bicitaxi for mobility for the Iztapalapa delegation.

External advisor on industrial ergonomics in different companies and the Ministry of Labor and Social Prevention for hygiene and safety standards.