I have over 8 years of experience in the healthcare industry, spanning both medical devices and pharmaceuticals. My career began in Buenos Aires, Argentina (where I’m from), working hands-on maintaining and repairing medical devices, an experience that gave me a strong technical foundation. Over time, I discovered a passion for education as I began training healthcare professionals on the proper use of these devices, which was very rewarding.
Later, I transitioned into data, stepping briefly outside the healthcare sector to join Mærsk Drilling, where I developed data quality indicators. This confirmed how much I enjoy the intersection of data and science, so I eventually returned to healthcare, joining Novo Nordisk as a Clinical Trial Data Manager and later moving to Zealand Pharma, where I’m currently based. This role allows me to combine stakeholder management with scientific thinking and data-driven project management.
I’m now focused on strengthening my leadership skills and growing into more strategic roles, ideally within data management, where I can continue bridging science, systems, and people.
I want to support students in finding their place in the professional world. Navigating career choices and understanding the job market can be overwhelming, and I believe having someone to talk to (who’s been through that process) can make a real difference. My goal is to offer practical guidance and encouragement, helping mentees explore their interests, build confidence, and take actionable steps toward their future.
I don’t have strict preferences when it comes to a mentee. It doesn’t need to be a perfect match in terms of background or career path. In fact, I’d be glad to support students who are still figuring out what they want, sometimes that’s when mentorship can be most impactful. I’m open to working with anyone who is curious, open-minded, and willing to engage in honest conversations.
