I have always been a person driven by creativity. That’s why I chose to study a Double Degree in Advertising & Public Relations + Business Administration, although I soon realized that what I truly enjoyed was bringing ideas into the digital world: websites, social media, online campaigns… I was always looking to give them a life beyond paper.

Shortly after, thanks to a collaboration project, I took part in the restyling of the PYME REAL association’s website. That experience sparked my interest in web design even further and led me to train in UX/UI, graphic design, and digital communication.

In 2021, I had the opportunity to go on an Erasmus program in Belgium, where the academic approach was much more oriented towards digital fields. I lived and studied in English for a year, which not only enriched my personal experience but also helped me clarify the professional path I wanted to follow.

Back in Spain, I began my internship at Fujitsu as an Internal Communication Trainee, where I created and managed the company’s new internal initiatives website. From then on, I started combining studies and professional life continuously.

Later, I worked as a Web Content Manager at Mercer, handling web projects for both national and international clients and diving into the world of databases. During my time, I also pursued a Master’s Degree in Web and Graphic Design, which allowed me to consolidate and formally accredit the experience I had already been building.

After that, I decided to take a short break. Thanks to my savings, I was able to dedicate time to traveling and obtaining my official English certification, something I hadn’t found the time to do since my Erasmus.

A few months later, I started working as a Web Designer at QDQ, a stage where I have continued learning, training, and developing personal projects that help me grow both professionally and creatively.

Today, I feel that my journey has evolved exactly in the direction I wanted, and what drives me is the desire to keep creating digital experiences that are not only functional but also meaningful and impactful.