Founder of the first finance-focused student organization at the Faculty of Computer Science (FIUM), created to integrate quantitative finance, valuation, and capital markets into a predominantly technical academic environment.

Established the club’s institutional structure, long-term strategic roadmap, and academic positioning within the faculty ecosystem.

Key Contributions

• Designed and implemented the organizational governance model.
• Built and lead a growing network of students focused on Quantitative Finance, Financial Modeling, and Valuation.
• Positioned the club as a bridge between computer science students and financial markets through structured learning initiatives and community-driven knowledge transfer.

Elected representative at the University of Murcia, actively participating in high-level academic and strategic decision-making bodies within the Faculty of Computer Science.

Contribute to institutional governance, regulatory development, and long-term academic planning, ensuring structured student representation in formal decision-making processes.

Institutional Mandates

• Faculty Board Member – Full voting member at the Faculty’s primary governing body.
• Student Delegation Assembly (DELFI) – Active contributor to faculty-wide student policy and advocacy.
• CEUM Regulatory Working Group – Member of the task force responsible for the development and revision of university-level regulations.

Departmental Governance

Serve as elected student representative across three departmental councils, participating in discussions on academic strategy, curriculum evolution, and structural planning:

• DITEC – Department of Computer Engineering and Technology.
• DIS – Department of Informatics and Systems.
• DIIC – Department of Information and Communication Engineering.

Member of high-level commissions responsible for executive decision-making and academic quality oversight:

• Permanent Commission – Executive authority for urgent and delegated faculty decisions.
• Quality Assurance Commission (CAC) – Oversight of academic standards and continuous improvement frameworks.
• Academic Planning Commission – Strategic involvement in curriculum design, structural program alignment, and degree planning.

Engagement in these bodies reflects sustained institutional trust and active participation in shaping the structural and academic trajectory of the faculty.