An aerospace engineer from Barcelona passionate about robotic space exploration, autonomous and distributed space systems, optimization, and machine learning
I am currently a PhD Student at Stanford Aero&Astro, working on lunar Positioning, Navigation, and Timing at the Navigation and Autonomous Vehicles (NAV) Lab. In 2022, I completed my Bachelor's Thesis on dynamic resource management in satellite communications as a visiting student in the System Architecture Group at the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). In parallel to my thesis research, our MIT team developed a mission concept for producing propellants on Mars from in-situ resources. I obtained a BSc in Aerospace Engineering and a BSc in Telecommunications Engineering at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) under the program offered by the Interdisciplinary Higher Education Center (CFIS). During my undergraduate studies, I collaborated with the UPC Nano-Satellite and Payload Laboratory on projects encompassing satellite constellations. I also completed an internship at Barcelona Supercomputing Center, working on a machine-learning distributed library for high-performance computing. During high school, I started the Gadget Robotics team, check it out here!
Soccer, skiing, scuba diving, and traveling are my favorite activities to take a break from work.