Yuhuu! I have just arrived back to the Netherlands so dont know how hard uni will be, but so far I like my roommates and people I will study with. So excited for this new journey!
My friends and I painting a bike at the park. So grateful to Pablo for letting me stay in his place! I think we will become good friends. I thought I would never have to go sleep in an air mattress, but here we go again... Im starting to enjoy it
Jan 2025 - Aug 2025
Hackathons and Personal Projects
I spent 6 months learning about Saas development in more than 10 projects developed end to end and 4 hackathons I participated in.
Hack2Progress: Applying AI agents to improve urban movility with my team 'Los Cachosos'. Saw the Hackhaton online and organized a weekend trip to participate with my friends. We didn't win but had a great time so it was worth it.AXA Hackathon: Developed a RAG chatbot to answer insurance specific questions with my team 'Axalyticos'. I was contacted and invited by Santiago Ampudia via Linkedin and I am super thankful about it! I met amazing people thereDatafest by Banco Santander & Talenthackers: Participated in the Datafest hackathon with my team 'notfound'. The way I got to know about the team and the hackathon was through this company called 'nothiring', a whole new story6 day bike trip from Ceuta to Melilla with my family. So surprised with Moroccan hospitality and their hilly roads, too tiring for our bikes. We should make trips like this a tradition in our family
2024
End of BSc & Multiple Jobs
Completed my Bachelor's degree while working 4 jobs: that was intense and didn't last long, but I really enjoyed and learned from it. This was the end of an era in my life in which I grew a lot as a person.
During my Bachelor's defense. My thesis work was about clustering explainability in educational games data. To be honest, I think I could have done a better job, but I am satisfied with it.Working as a cook assistant to support my studies. Somehow made my way through to work as a kitchen assistant in the second best restaurant in the city, even though I had no real previous experience. It was an enriching experience for me to work in such a different enviromentDelivering with Flink between classes. This is the job I spent more time during my degree, I really liked it. I would do 3 to 8h shifts and wouldn't get tired. Partly because Maastricht is a cozy city and its very bike friendly. I used to listen to many books and podcasts while biking, such as 'Atomic Habits' and 'The picture of Dorian Gray'Selfie before starting my Scratch class! An afterschool academy were looking for teachers so I got in contact with Rishat, the man behind all of it. There is a lot to learn about him, but I would highlight his attitude of believing 'everything is possible'. He created the academy and got it up and running with many schools in less than 7 months. Really inspiring. I would also highlight that during my time there, I noticed I really enjoy teaching and it is definitely a thing I will do in the futureI had to organize everything about my flat in the Netherlands while being in Spain It ended up working out smoothly but I arrived to an empty flat, so I lived in a mattress I borrowed from Joana for a while, lolPresenting my research in Naples. Im very thankful to Enrique, my supervisor, for giving me this opportunity. He invited me to Naples to present my results to the JOINclusion team and met I my teachers from a different point of view. Just imagine having a teacher for three years, then going on a trip with them! It was surprising
2021 - 2023
University Life & Adventures
Having the best university life with the best people.
Week trip to Malta with my class friends: Boris, Asha, Ratix Alex, Rubén and Eden. We all had fun.Visiting Granada with my friends from Madrid: Pejes, Frodo and MikeloOhh, Alessio and Federica! They treated Joana and I so well inviting us to Italy. They were super nice hosts
Before 2021
Teenage years
Before university, I though all forms of life were related to the neighborhood I was born.
Working as a Handball referee. When I was just 15 y/o I worked for a few months as a referee, and I should have stayed longer. Being a referee is completely different than being a player. When you play, you just follow rules, but when you are a referee, you are the one who decides how the game goes. And that teaches you a lot about lifeFirst steps in The Netherlands. This actually belongs to 2021, but I feel this belongs to my teenage years. I was just 17 y/o when I arrived to study there!Cycling the Camino de Santiago with Luis. This was a 7 day bike trip from Madrid to Santiago that really marked me