Product Manager with an industrial design foundation, now working on AI-driven products. Drawn to how people actually move through the things we build.
A bit about me
Industrial designer by training. Project manager by accident. Product manager by choice.
What I care about most is the people and the process of making something together. There's something about taking a shared, half-formed idea and turning it into something real that never stops being exciting to me.
AI has become a genuine part of that. It gives more room to explore, makes iteration faster, and lets the creative energy go further.
Scalestack
1 yearProduct Manager · Oct 2025 – Present
Project Manager · Apr 2025 – Oct 2025
tekuoia
1 yr 11 moProject Manager · Apr 2024 – Apr 2025
Multimedia Designer · Jun 2023 – Apr 2024
Ministerio de Desarrollo Social, GCBA
9 moData & Design Analyst · May 2023 – Jan 2024
TECHO Argentina
1 yr 10 moProject Manager · Aug 2021 – Jun 2023
The Global School
2021Head of Community Service · 2021
Se Comparte Todo
9 moIndustrial Design · Feb – Oct 2022
Freelance
2 yrsGraphic Design · 2021 – 2023
Case Studies
Not job descriptions. The actual stories, the messiness, the tradeoffs, what held and what didn't.
When the product is the experience, not the content.
Four stakeholders, four definitions of success. The curriculum redesign worked because the stages made sense.
Organizing people vs. actually leading them.
What worked at 10 volunteers broke at 100. Structure, feedback loops, and trust.
What iteration actually costs when it's physical.
Zamba: a nut harvester for small producers. Built, tested, failed, adjusted, repeated.
Designing for users who won't read the instructions.
Manos Felices: transparent soaps with hidden toys. A pandemic project for six-year-olds.
More work on Behance
Full portfolio on Behance arrow_outwardThings that stuck.
What actually shaped how I think about products.
Books
Podcasts
Say hi.
Thanks for walking all the way through. If something here resonated, a project, a way of thinking, a problem you're working on, drop me a line.