I am a former research technician at the LIVEN Lab, specializing in sustainability assessment of energy models, using the MuSIASEM tool to produce social, environmental, technical and economic indicators for scenarios. I have worked on the SEEDS project, producing tailored indicators for a diversity of stakeholders to design energy pathways rooted in justice principles. Currently my work spans from characterizing the implications of energy import and displacement of impacts in scenario analysis, to creating socioecological metrics for holistic impact assessment of wind farms. My interdisciplinary mindset stems from a background in Mechanical Engineering and an MSc in Ecological Economics from the UAB. I am also a teacher for an introductory course on the climate crisis (at the University of Glasgow), and an energy consultant for the Bascule Coop organization. In my free time, I enjoy surfing, climbing and going to music events with friends.