I mainly focus on digital fabrication, specializing in the design and production of corporate advertising, such as advertising stands, 3D letters, signage, and customized promotional elements. In addition, I develop parametric furniture, special structures, and professional model making, using technologies such as CNC machining, laser cutting, and 3D printing, integrating design, prototyping, and fabrication to achieve functional and aesthetic results.

In 2024, I joined the FABLAB PERU family as a volunteer, and from that moment I began supporting various events and projects related to the world of digital fabrication. Currently, I am contributing at the FabLab space of the National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology, and History of Peru.

Why Fab Academy? I chose this program because I want to dive deeper into digital fabrication and put it into practice through real-world projects. Beyond the technical work, my main goal is to become an instructor so I can share this knowledge with others. I’m passionate about giving young people free access to technology and making sure these tools are open and easy to replicate. For me, it’s about empowering the next generation so they have everything they need to drive real innovation in their communities.

What do you want to learn? I want to learn and improve my skills in digital fabrication, especially in programming, electronics, and mechatronics. My goal is to master these tools so I can build innovative projects. Fab Academy will give me the foundation I need to turn my ideas into real prototypes and create tech solutions that make a real difference.