I was born in Madrid (Spain) in 1980. Moved to Galicia, in the north-west coast of the country, when I was in my teens. I went to highschool in Santiago de Compostela and to college in A Coruña, where I now live and work. I have also lived short periods in the US (Houston, Texas) and Sweden (Göteborg).

I work as assistant professor at the University of A Coruña, where I have been teaching since 2005. At the moment, I give lectures on Information Systems Design, Software Design and Software Architecture.

I also do research in the field of software testing (automated, model and property-based testing), applied to software in general, and distributed, concurrent, functional systems in particular. I am a member of the MADS (Models and Applications of Distributed Systems) research group. Also, I am responsible for the Distributed Systems and Service-Oriented Architectures research area at the CITIC (ITC Research Centre at University of A Coruña).

I love dancing and solving puzzles. I am a constant learner. I am a light traveller, always keen on going to new places. I don't read as much as I would like to, I probably watch a few too many TV series, and I definitely play less videogames that I could (although there are not as many good cooperative games out there as it should).

I believe we can make the world a better place for everyone without destroying it. I am committed to it. I am optimistic by nature, but when my spirits are down, I get my strenght back from the inconditional support of my loving husband, who can make me laugh and turn my downsides up with the blink of an eye.

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