Having graduated from Berklee College of Music in 1999, Enrique Gonzalez Müller embarked on a career as a music producer and engineer at the renowned Plant Studios. His talent led him to collaborate with influential artists such as Joan Baez, the Dave Matthews Band, members of Metallica, Joe Satriani, MC Hammer, DJ Quik, Too $hort, Stewart Copeland and Les Claypool, to name a few. In his native Venezuela, Gonzalez Müller has produced numerous chart-topping albums for acclaimed bands including Caramelos de Cianuro, Desorden Público, and Viniloversus. His partnership with Los Amigos Invisibles resulted in the band's first Latin Grammy Award for their album "Commercial" in 2009, followed by a Grammy nomination in 2018 and a second Latin Grammy win in 2020. Internationally, he made significant contributions in Switzerland, composing for the contemporary dance company Prototype Status and in Italy, by producing, recording, arranging, and mixing albums for renowned artists such as L’Aura and Elisa. His collaboration with Elisa, Tina Turner and UNICEF on the hit duet "Teach Me Again", reached the number one position on the charts. In the United States, Gonzalez Müller continued collaborating with iconic names including Nine Inch Nails, Victor Wooten, Kronos Quartet, Jason Newsted (ex-Metallica) and Wynton Marsalis.

In 2010, Gonzalez Müller expanded his attention and creative curiosity towards education. Initially as a volunteer faculty for the Prison University Project at San Quentin State Prison in California and later in 2012, joining Berklee College of Music as a full time faculty member in the Music Production and Engineering department. Recognized for his innovative approach to education, Gonzalez Müller received Berklee's Distinguished Faculty Award in 2015 and in 2018 became the program director of the master's degree program in music production for Berklee Online. In 2021, he founded The Pedagogy Arts Collective at Berklee, a pan-college, international initiative fostering holistic excellence in the science and art of education across diverse disciplines, showcasing his commitment to elevating educational standards on a global scale.