I was born in a small city near Barcelona, Spain.

At 18, I moved to Barcelona to study Telecommunications Engineering at UPC. Those four years were a crash course in discipline, problem‑solving, and thinking from first principles. I learned to break down complex problems into their simplest parts, a skill that would shape everything I do today.

During my degree, I discovered programming and the incredible power it gave me: if I could think it, I could build it.

During my last college year, I joined Entrust in the R&D department, where we built proof‑of‑concepts from scratch. My favorite was Entrust Copilot, an AI agent built before “AI agents” were a thing.

With no AI specialists around, I taught myself everything from classic ML to transformers, inspired by the first papers on LLM tool use (ReAct, ToolBench, ToolAlpaca...). Leading a small team, we turned research into a working PoC that showed how AI Agents could improve the UX of complex enterprise identity software.

After some frustration with the slow corporate world, I joined Zynap, a six months old startup revolutionizing the way cybersecurity teams work using AI.

I was the second backend engineer, the youngest full‑time employee, and quickly took ownership of a core product, turning a demo into something real for our first paying customers. It was my first taste of the chaos and thrill of early‑stage startups: undefined processes, fast shipping, constant change, and I dove deep into cybersecurity.

One unforgettable night, our team stayed up until 5 a.m. at a bug bounty event, hacking alongside some of the best in the field.

At Zynap, I saw what happens when AI is truly embraced. I went from copy‑pasting ChatGPT suggestions into VSCode to working AI native with tools like Cursor and Claude Code, the productivity leap was massive.

That’s when I met David Roca, a frustrated teacher with a big vision. Today, David and I are cofounders, building a product to bring the same kind of productivity gains I saw in engineering, but to teachers.