Heading for General Management
From the shop floor to leading operations.
Industrial Engineer and Project Manager with 20 years of experience. Currently completing an EMBA at EADA.
A track record measured in results, not just years.
20+
Years in industry
7
Companies,
with growing responsibility
Training
International-level certifications
EMBA
EADA Business School
in progress
From the trade to strategy
I started my career checking the quality of SMD boards on a Sony production line. Since then I’ve worked across railway design at Alstom, EWS-certified welding coordination, production planning and a period as an independent consultant — leading today the industrial project portfolio at S4E, Grupo GUTMAR.
Over time the focus shifted from technical execution to planning, and today I’m completing an EMBA at EADA to take the next step: general management.
Projects
Railway
Rocky Mountaineer train — Modular ceiling interiors
Integrated ceiling modules that reduced assembly to a single station. View the case →
Construction
Sagrada Família Towers
On-time welding of super duplex steel — a material very few suppliers can work with. View the case →
Quality / Welding
[Featured project 3]
Reserved for a real case study.
Frequently asked questions
What is an International Welding Specialist (IWS/EWS)?
A certification from the International Institute of Welding that qualifies you to coordinate and audit industrial welding processes under international standards.
Which industrial sectors do I have experience in?
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- Consumer electronics
- Automotive
- Railway
- Defense
- Precision machining
Why is a welding engineer pursuing an EMBA?
To pair twenty years of hands-on operational experience with the financial fluency general management requires.
Currently pursuing an Executive MBA at EADA Business School.
Let’s talk about your next industrial project.
When an industrial problem needs someone who understands both the machine and the balance sheet, that’s where I come in.
If you have an operations, supply chain or quality challenge that needs both shop-floor judgment and business acumen, let’s talk.