First of all, I would like to tell you a little bit about where I come from; I decided to study architecture because I consider that architecture is a very balanced degree. I mean it has many subjects from different branches of knowledge such as design, mathematics, art, history, etc. However, I was not very sure that I wanted to work as an architect. I thought that the architecture career may be too long and difficult for not working as an architect, but I liked it, so why shouldn’t I study it?

In-between, I had the opportunity to go to China and work in a project beside Wanda Group. I took a flight, moved to China for two years and suddenly, It turn out to be two of my best years in life. There we organised a great International food festival where I worked as a manager dealing between the Chinese organisers, and Spanish, English and French companies.

Once I graduated, I looked back and found that the part that excited me the most was research and building human-centered design. That is why I decided to study a master of User Experience and User Interface. Here is where I found my real passion, I think good interaction design must be supported by good research and a good visual layer.

Regarding my business profile, both of my parents are entrepreneurs, and since I was a child I have always been influenced by their business and commercial relations. So I guess I know (a bit) about how to make business, specially between different cultures.