In 2012, after finishing my master’s degree, I started my first venture creating reusable "lona" (canvas) bags as Chile began moving away from plastic. I participated in entrepreneurship fairs, and a national newspaper featured my business under the catchy title "Lonapalooza," inspired by the music festival.

In 2012, my colleagues and I received an award for our work on a groundbreaking wireless sensor project. The sensor measured fluid flow without needing electricity, significantly improving efficiency. This recognition highlighted our commitment to continuous innovation and technological advancement in industrial processes.

I applied twice for government funding for a hydroponic project, advancing through different stages each time. The project aimed to demonstrate that anyone can grow vegetables using automation, making sustainable farming accessible and efficient for all.

In 2021, aiming to enhance FEGOSA's performance, I joined a Power BI training by a Microsoft Gold Partner. I quickly mastered the tool and, within a year, launched a comprehensive set of dashboards to monitor and improve the company’s performance.

I participated in a consultancy with FOSIS, focused on educating and providing tools and funds to small entrepreneurs facing economic risk. I taught classes on entrepreneurship, business strategies, and how to effectively manage a business, helping participants build sustainable ventures and improve their financial stability.

Raising the summit of Cerro Cordillera was an unforgettable 5-day, 4-night adventure through snow, rivers, and rugged edges, surrounded by inhospitable yet stunning landscapes. The journey was enriched by native flora and fauna, making it a challenging yet rewarding experience filled with awe and natural beauty. A true wonder!

In this photo, I’m measuring voltage between copper plates inside an EW plant during my thesis. Despite the high-risk environment, I ensured all safety measures were in place. I thrive in roles that blend desk work with hands-on field tasks, reflecting my passion for both technical analysis and practical application.

In 2015, I set a goal to participate in Santiago’s annual marathon. After nearly a year of dedicated training, I achieved my goal, demonstrating the power of conviction and perseverance. This experience highlighted my commitment to personal challenges and the rewards of disciplined effort.