I’m a junior UX Designer with a Computer Science background.
I’m passionate about research processes and lovely designs.
I love to use logic and empathy to understand the users, helping them to solve their problems and improve their experiences.
During my CS bachelor's degree, I felt that my empathy and ability to relate to others
were not being exploited enough.
I started to get passionate about the psychology of communication and users’ experiences, and I chose to pursue an MSc focused on these topics.
In the last two years, I deepened my knowledge of user psychology and research processes while improving my design skills.
Now I want to challenge myself with new projects.
The course offers a broad view of User Experience themes, from the psychological bases of communication to practical HTML/CSS implementations. During the course many projects were made applying different techniques learning all the research process.
I graduated with 110L/110. My thesis was an experimental study about how fake news spread through social media.
My thesis was a usability study about different graphical vague representation of percentages, and I graduated with 107/110.
During the third bachelor year I spent one semester in Nice (France) doing my exams and improving my language skills.
I graduated with a votation of 70/100, with a thesis about the interaction between the different visions of love (philosophical, mathematical, biological, and cultural).
At university, besides studying, I joined a students's organization and for 2 years I worked in the coordination team. I was also elected in the Academic Senate and represented the students for 3 years.
For 3 years I managed the social media of the organization, coordinating the communication team and elaborating different strategies,
especially during the Covid-19 pandemic, when almost all of the association’s activities were online.
Especially, i coordinated the
Instagram page
from the start to our first 10k followers and I designed all the graphic contents of the election campaigns in 2021.
I spent a year on the board of an association for the promotion of open source at the university.
I spent 11 years in a scout group. This experience gave me a strong sense of responsability, and taught me how to handle unexpected events.
