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If something defines me as a person and as a worker, it's that I do everything with passion. Yes, I am passionate about my job. It might sound typical, but the people around me can undoubtedly confirm it.
I started studying Computer Engineering, which introduced me to my first university years with an engineering mindset, and what is that? Well, it's being able to identify people's problems and, of course, solve them. Besides, yes, I love mathematics and everything related to it.
Due to life circumstances, without having yet finished that degree, I started in the world of marketing, completing the University Degree in Marketing and specializing more and more each day in the world of Digital Marketing, through different courses and gaining more experience every day in the company where I currently work. It was a job opportunity that they offered me and I will always be grateful for.
Thanks to all this learning, I have knowledge of digital marketing platforms such as Google Ads, Google Analytics 4, Facebook Ads, LinkedIn, X, Mailchimp... And data analysis and visualization platforms like Google Sheets or Looker Studio. As well as the development of advanced Business Intelligence reports and dashboards with Power BI or QlikSense, and the different connections between these platforms.
Furthermore, being able to combine my experience among (at that time) future engineers and all the learning gained with the vision that marketing has provided me is one of my strongest skills.
Currently, I am studying a Master's in Digital Marketing (postgraduate), which is the branch of Marketing that interests me the most, as I have always had a strong technological aptitude. Having the opportunity to expand my knowledge every day is one of the things I value the most.
Even having radically changed fields for some years, I miss computer science and mathematics. That's why, on my own and with the help of different books and courses, I have decided to learn more programming, focusing especially on the JavaScript language. Who knows, maybe I will go back to Computer Engineering and have to update this excerpt soon.