Lima → Madrid
Moved with my family as a kid. Madrid is where I grew up, found my footing, and spent my teenage years.

Software Developer who loves figuring things out, learning new things, and turning ideas into practical solutions.
Social but introverted — I love being around people, I just need to recharge after. I take pride in what I build and put a lot of care into it.
Very much a planner. I like helping others, transparent communication, and taking initiative. The unknown doesn't scare me, I know I can figure things out.
I got into development after seeing how much a single well-built feature could change someone's day at work. I wanted to be the one building those things, not just benefiting from them.
Recently graduated from Nackademin's Fullstack Development program and currently working at Scania on a summer project. I'm leading the development of an internal Team Hub, working closely with stakeholders to turn ideas into something people can actually use. It's a very different challenge from my internship, with more ownership and decision-making, and I'm enjoying every bit of it.
Moved with my family as a kid. Madrid is where I grew up, found my footing, and spent my teenage years.
Moved to Sweden and started fresh — first in retail, then as a support specialist for a gaming company for a few years. That's where I started working alongside developers and saw what good tech actually does for people and the passion for it.
Watching developers solve problems that changed how people worked every day made me want in. I've always liked building systems, testing things, and figuring out why something works or doesn't — dev just made that official.
Honestly one of the best experiences I could have asked for. The kind of environment where asking questions feels normal, mistakes are part of the process, and the work itself is genuinely interesting. Confirmed a lot for me. After graduating, I got the opportunity to stay at Scania and take on a completely new challenge: developing an internal Team Hub from the ground up. I worked closely with stakeholders to shape both the product and the technical solution, taking it all the way from early ideas to production and handover. It gave me a lot more ownership and taught me just as much about communication and decision-making as it did about development.
Right now, I'm balancing real development work with projects of my own, continuing to build experience across different technologies and environments. I'm also making a conscious effort to strengthen the way I approach development, from technical decisions and testing to deployment and long-term maintainability. I'm enjoying the process and looking forward to whatever challenge comes next.