aiCarousels is the first AI Carousel Generator, for LinkedIn, Instagram and TikTok.Crafting visually engaging carousels for social media can be daunting for non-designers. aiCarousels simplifies the process, allowing you to boost your online presence without design expertise, while AI helps you write the content.I built aiCarousels when I decided to take on a 10 days #buildinpublic #challenge (you can binge-watch the entire journey here 🍿 https://www.youtube.com/@fer_MOMENTO).aiCarousels was chosen as the 9th product of the day on Product Hunt and now empowers over 80,000 users each month.What started as a carousel generator has grown into a Swiss Army knife for content creation, with PRO ✧ tools like:✧ Carousel Generator✧ LinkedIn Post Generator✧ Post Ideas Generator✧ Quote Card Generator✧ Infographic GeneratorAnd Free Tools including:➤ LinkedIn Text Formatter➤ TikTok Caption Generator➤ Instagram Feed Planner➤ LinkedIn Banner Maker, among others.

In 2018, while I was still living in Argentina, I began to experience creative burnout after more than ten years of working with clients day in and day out, so I decided to reignite my passion for design by making more time for personal projects. One day, while attempting to help my sister build her resume, I found myself floundering in a sea of online tools that were too complicated.I realized how difficult it is for anyone who isn’t tech-savvy to create a professional looking resume. So I thought, why not build a resume maker? That’s how ResumeMaker.Online came about. It’s the easiest-to-use resume maker tool that helps non-tech savvy users design an effective resume in just minutes.ResumeMaker.Online started as a fun side project, but it turned out to be far more successful than I ever imagined.It not only covers my bills but also helps over 100,000 users every month.And as if that wasn’t enough, being named the #1 Product of the Week on Product Hunt was just unreal!

While at ExOpen, I collaborated with engineering and product teams to craft prototypes, wireframes, and built a new design system from scratch, which became the foundation for all their products.Despite being hired with the promise of stable work, my time there came to an abrupt and unceremonious end just a year and a half after I relocated to Sweden, and just weeks after a positive performance review, as the company suddenly shifted its strategy, reallocating resources away from all things design-related.Although the situation was frustrating and poorly managed, in the end, it turned out to be a blessing in disguise, giving me the chance to fully focus on building and growing my own products.

Previagram is the fastest way to plan your perfect Instagram posts. With its easy-to-use interface, you can rearrange pictures, create photo mosaics, and preview your feed – all in just seconds!I began working Previagram as a personal project for educational purposes. It was selected as the #4 top product of the day on Product Hunt, received over 20,000 unique visitors monthly and it was acquired as I decided to pursue other endeavors.

I had an amazing time working at Clarifai, a cutting-edge artificial intelligence startup that is pioneer in deep learning-based computer vision. Clarifai was the perfect place for me to continue my journey - it was the challenge that I was looking for and represented one of my most rewarding professional experiences. I got to work on state-of-the-art AI technology with some of the most talented individuals in the industry.It was an unique experience, made even more special by the fact that I relocated to Europe in the middle of a pandemic.I was able to help the organization move forward by using my general design knowledge, ranging from working on their product UX to their website and social media marketing. I spent most of my time working alongside project managers, researchers and front and back-end developers on the overhaul of the platform, while also managing a mid-senior level designer who focuses on marketing and branding. It was tough to leave Clarifai after two great years, but I decided to look for jobs in Sweden so that I could settle down with my partner. Knowing that I helped the company grow and mature in design made the decision easier.

After closing MOMENTO, my design studio in Argentina, I received an offer to work as a Senior UX Designer at Place it! by Envato. The offer was incredibly tempting, and I decided to relocate to Guadalajara to take advantage of this amazing opportunity.Place it! is a powerful online mockup, video, and design template generator that was recently acquired by Envato. I had the opportunity to work with some great colleagues as part of a team of four designers and I learned a lot about how to collaborate effectively in a large organization. I absolutely loved Mexico and its people, but I couldn't adapt to the country as I had hoped. I realized I didn’t see myself living there long-term, so I decided to be honest with myself and my team and quit after only six months.Upon returning to Argentina and enjoying a few months of travel, I decided to continue my job search in Europe.

I decided to open my own studio, MOMENTO, after years of gaining experience with clients and becoming skilled in selling my own services as a freelance designer.I spent 9 years running MOMENTO, located in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I specialized in websites, identity, and social media design. As a one-man studio (for the most part), I had to wear many hats and was responsible for aspects beyond design and front-end development, such as marketing, sales, and client relations. I also managed a team of back-end programmers and designers for larger projects.Not only did I improve my design skills during this time, but I also matured in many other aspects. This experience taught me things like time management, discipline, and how to communicate effectively. Plus, I've learned to be more resilient and to deal with the stress that came with knowing that I was solely responsible for the success of my business. I feel very lucky that I was able to learn these skills at a young age, and I consider these to be some of the most important years when it comes to developing my character.But after more than a decade in the industry, I found that I was no longer being challenged by the projects I was taking on. I wasn't enjoying my work anymore and began to feel restless and experience burnout.The idea of scaling the business and hiring many people wasn't something I ever considered. However, I decided that I wanted to work on bigger, more meaningful projects with smart people as part of a large team.I had always dreamed of relocating to Europe, so by the end of 2018, I knew it was time to move on from MOMENTO and I began to apply for positions in Europe. Finally taking the leap felt exciting and scary all at once.

I started my career as a freelancer for studios and agencies, focusing mainly on UX/UI design and front-end development. I also gained experience in back-end development, corporate identity, motion graphics, and even 3D modeling & animation.Although I was pulled in multiple directions, this gave me a chance to develop a strong sense of my personal strengths, as well as a broad-based knowledge that came in handy later for managing team projects that involved multiple fields of expertise.