Transforming talent into global citizens - starting with founders and tech talent looking to move to the largest innovation and capital market in the world: the US. If this is you - let's chat!

A new type of founders retreat, focused on play as a pathway to doing our best work. We host entrepreneurs and creatives from Latin America in a weekend-long venue surrounded by mountains to share insights aligning heart, voice, and mind.

The Council is a consortium of female angel investors who believe when women deploy capital, they can meaningfully increase the inclusivity of our economy and society.

I co-founded an organization acting as the bridge between crypto projects and women coming into the space. We do this through:- 5000 Surge Passport NFTs: grants token-holders access to a variety of offering across the industry (educational, financial, and experiential). Sold out within a week of minting.- Surge educational content: over 50+ easily digestible content explaining complex crypto concepts.- Surge newsletter: your go-to resource for everything going on in crypto at the moment.- Jobs Board: specifically tailored to getting more women hired into Web3.- Discord community: a safe space for people from around the world to connect and support each other through their crypto journey.

Support Write of Passage students to publish their stories online, helping them with crafting well-structured essays, finding their shiny dimes, editing, and mentoring for technical writers.

Led DevRel team of leading smart contract security firm. Also PM'd cross-functional teams, designed scalable team workflows, strategized and implement GTMs for product launches, and participate in overall company strategy.

In charge of designing, building, and maintaining Aragon's entire developer experience from scratch. Focused on hackathon bounties and developer participation, technical support, technical content, conference workshops and presentations, developer persona research, and driving the narrative for developers across the organization. Acted as the bridge between Aragon's engineering team and the developer community.

In charge of optimizing for the needs of the future and their markets, both for clients and incoming developers.- Ensured the organization's carbon footprint was net-zero- Laid a campaign to bring in 3x the amount of women into the organization- Led internal integration with an employee retention and rewards program- Built processes to enhance client relations

In charge of managing a team of 5 software engineers building Off The Grid's software, serving hundreds of thousands of users in food truck logistics and food delivery experiences. As a tech lead, I lead the client relationship, participating in UI/UX technical discussions, turned UI designs into user stories, supported in unblocking team members, as well as reported back internally to Executive Committee.

Built software for the biggest and longest standing client for the software development firm: Off the Grid. The stack consisted in 2 React Native apps, 3 React/Angular web applications, 14 microservices, and a complex AWS infrastructure. I focused on full-stack development, ranging from front-end to back-end and devops infrastructure.

Led batches of ~20-40 students teaching them the entire curriculum, including but not limited to software architecture, front-end design through HTML, JS, Stimulus.js, back-end infrastructure and database management, server deployment, and github team management.Additionally, supported in weekend & after-work workshops, demo facilitation and training, student management, and teacher trainings.Locations: Berlin, Germany; Tel Aviv, Israel; Bali, Indonesia; Melbourne, Australia; Madrid, Spain; Dubai, UAE.

Supported students in their early coding journey, unblocking them in coding assignments, and giving them guidance on best practices.Locations: Berlin, Germany; Tel Aviv, Israel; Bali, Indonesia.

In charge of overseeing Panama's multilateral relationship with various United Nations organizations, as well as its bilateral relationship with the Swiss government.Organizations included UNHCR, IOM, UNEP, UN Women, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), World Metereological Organization, and others.