Since childhood, my curiosity was the spark that ignited my passion for understanding how things work. I always wondered what was behind each object, how it operated, how it was made. This eagerness led me to explore and seek answers beyond the conventional. Before university, my fascination with the mechanics of combustion engines took shape in my 50cc motorcycle. Without formal training, but with steadfast determination, I dedicated myself to repairing and improving it, experiencing that mix of nervousness and excitement with each new challenge.

This insatiable curiosity naturally led me to industrial engineering, focusing on electronics. There, I could combine knowledge in electricity, electronics, and programming, essential for building HW-SW products from scratch. My time at university was not just about being one of the top academic records; I also ventured into the world of robot design. Through advanced tools like Catia V5, I began to bring my own robots to life, marrying theory and practice in an unparalleled experience.

In my university years, I had the opportunity to delve into the UAH research group. There, I deepened my understanding of algorithms applied to software, using Matlab and then applying these concepts to microcontrollers. My flagship project was the development of a Kalman filter for an autonomous wheelchair, combining odometry and artificial vision for precise indoor navigation.

As I ventured into the professional world, my focus gradually shifted towards creating products with a heavier software component. Here is where I started applying Agile methodologies, immersing myself in software development dynamics and backend structures, moving away from the more traditional electronic programming in C.

The foundation of RingApp with a friend marked a milestone in my career. We developed a mobile application for iOS and Android, a platform that transformed the way users communicate. This project plunged me fully into the management and structuring of products for mobile applications, tackling both development and the required server infrastructure.

In my latest stage, my passion has been focused on the world of cloud and mobile applications. Here, I’ve found a fertile field to apply my knowledge in product management, developing strategies for defining functionalities, conducting A/B testing, and implementing continuous improvements. My ability to understand users from different sectors (business, development, marketing, among others) has allowed me not just to define products but also to create detailed and adaptive documentation for each area involved in their implementation.

Today, my work focuses on keeping the products I develop dynamic and adapted to market trends. I am a bridge between different departments, constantly listening, adapting, and testing to ensure that each product not only meets expectations but also remains at the forefront in an ever-evolving market.

Since childhood, my curiosity was the spark that ignited my passion for understanding how things work. I always wondered what was behind each object, how it operated, how it was made. This eagerness led me to explore and seek answers beyond the conventional. Before university, my fascination with the mechanics of combustion engines took shape in my 50cc motorcycle. Without formal training, but with steadfast determination, I dedicated myself to repairing and improving it, experiencing that mix of nervousness and excitement with each new challenge.

This insatiable curiosity naturally led me to industrial engineering, focusing on electronics. There, I could combine knowledge in electricity, electronics, and programming, essential for building HW-SW products from scratch. My time at university was not just about being one of the top academic records; I also ventured into the world of robot design. Through advanced tools like Catia V5, I began to bring my own robots to life, marrying theory and practice in an unparalleled experience.

In my university years, I had the opportunity to delve into the UAH research group. There, I deepened my understanding of algorithms applied to software, using Matlab and then applying these concepts to microcontrollers. My flagship project was the development of a Kalman filter for an autonomous wheelchair, combining odometry and artificial vision for precise indoor navigation.

As I ventured into the professional world, my focus gradually shifted towards creating products with a heavier software component. Here is where I started applying Agile methodologies, immersing myself in software development dynamics and backend structures, moving away from the more traditional electronic programming in C.

The foundation of RingApp with a friend marked a milestone in my career. We developed a mobile application for iOS and Android, a platform that transformed the way users communicate. This project plunged me fully into the management and structuring of products for mobile applications, tackling both development and the required server infrastructure.

In my latest stage, my passion has been focused on the world of cloud and mobile applications. Here, I’ve found a fertile field to apply my knowledge in product management, developing strategies for defining functionalities, conducting A/B testing, and implementing continuous improvements. My ability to understand users from different sectors (business, development, marketing, among others) has allowed me not just to define products but also to create detailed and adaptive documentation for each area involved in their implementation.

Today, my work focuses on keeping the products I develop dynamic and adapted to market trends. I am a bridge between different departments, constantly listening, adapting, and testing to ensure that each product not only meets expectations but also remains at the forefront in an ever-evolving market.