Jaime is interests lie in marine conservation and mapping of deep-sea features, specifically submarine canyons. She co-founded the Submarine Canyon Network INCISE, to facilitate inter-disciplinary collaboration. INCISE hosts symposia, publishes special issues, and organises workshops. She leads several working groups, including an international litter group and imagery training and QA group. In addition to identifying and mapping deep-sea taxa, she is also interested in the effect of anthropogenic activities such as marine litter and fisheries on benthic habitats. Specially on how marine litter interacts with benthic animals, its effects and how to mitigate further damage and decline of habitats.