My journey started in finance—I studied it in college and landed a job at Morgan Stanley right after graduation. But wait! Before that, I worked for a small food company in Chicago, selling Jamón and Chorizo. That’s when I had my first real entrepreneurial spark—I knew I wanted to build something of my own.

After some time at Morgan Stanley and Oquendo, a small M&A boutique, I found my first venture: Nexer Renovables, a solar energy company. It was a success by Spanish standards, and I loved the industry. However, it was too dependent on subsidies then, so I pivoted to a different sector with a similar impact—sustainable mobility. That’s when I launched Bluemove, one of Spain’s first car-sharing companies. In 2016, Europcar acquired Bluemove, and I helped shape the company's new mobility and technology division.

Bluemove required a fair amount of software and hardware. I was coming from spreadsheets and having to face HTML in Mailchimp->then CSS->Javascript->Terminal->Git->PHP->MYSQL->Python->Pandas->Numpy->ML->Bitcoin

Thanks to my technical friends who taught me, websites like Codecademy, Teamtreehouse, universities like MIT or Stanford through Coursera, and edX.

Now, I’m working on something more significant. I want to make a web where human consciousness exists, free from centralized servers. Everything started here: As We May Think