I am from Cartagena, Spain, and technology has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I became interested in computing when programming was still largely sequential, interfaces were far less friendly, and understanding how a system worked often meant opening it, testing it, and learning through trial and error.
Since then, I have had the opportunity to witness several major technological shifts firsthand: the expansion of personal computing, the arrival of the Internet, the rise of mobile technology, cloud services, and now artificial intelligence. What has remained constant throughout all these changes is my curiosity about what technology can do when it is applied to real problems.
My professional path has not followed a single straight line. I have worked across information technology, education, consulting, project management, entrepreneurship, and innovation. Each stage has given me a different perspective on how systems are built, how people learn, how organizations make decisions, and how ideas can become meaningful and viable solutions.
For more than ten years, I have contributed to the Cloud Incubator HUB at the Technical University of Cartagena, supporting startups, researchers, and entrepreneurs through mentoring, training, innovation initiatives, and business development. These experiences have strengthened my belief that technology becomes most meaningful when it connects ideas, people, and real-world needs.
At Voxitec, I contribute as a Full Stack Software Engineer and member of the Leadership Team, working at the intersection of frontline operations, product validation, and technical coordination and focus on transforming complex problems into practical, real-world implementations while helping advance Voxitec’s Human-Centered Engineering.
I am especially interested in the space where technology becomes useful, understandable, and unexpectedly powerful. Outside work, I enjoy running, discovering new places, and spending time with my family and dogs, who are often the best reminder that not every important problem needs a complex solution.