My passion for planes and Formula 1 has existed since I was a child. In my childhood, I went every weekend to my local airport because I was in love with aircraft. I started watching F1 races since I was 5, and nowadays I have never lost any. That's why designing aeroplanes or becoming an F1 engineer has always been part of my dreams. When the time came, I was looking for a bachelor's degree that could be challenging and at the same time, I liked it. At that time, I also realized that by studying aerospace engineering I could reach one of my dreams. As a consequence, I decided to study for a bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering, which let me acquire a solid knowledge in engineering and relate disciplines. After graduation, I opted to continue my education with a master´s degree, which expanded my horizons towards Advanced Aerodynamics and Propulsion.Starting in 2017, I decided to participate in a student association that was focused on autonomous vehicles, becoming the treasurer of the association, which provided me with planning and management skills. I have 16 months of experience in an aerodynamics research project, where I have encountered the opportunity to develop CFD skills and participate in wind tunnel test campaigns. Currently performing an internship at Fundacion CTA as main aerodynamicist, involving a wind tunnel tune up project.