Data Platforms
End-to-end platforms on Microsoft Fabric and dbt: medallion and Data Vault modelling, incremental loading, CI/CD across environments, and monitoring that alerts before the business notices.
Data Analytics EngineerMadrid, Spain
I turn business knowledge into simple, reliable data models, and bring AI agents into the data platform in a secure, reviewable way.

Currently atSparkle NVJoining Ebury · Nov 2026Toolbox
From Microsoft Fabric to my next stack at Ebury: BigQuery, Airflow, Google Cloud, Sigma.
End-to-end platforms on Microsoft Fabric and dbt: medallion and Data Vault modelling, incremental loading, CI/CD across environments, and monitoring that alerts before the business notices.
Semantic models, Power BI reports and data-quality worklists built with analysts and business users, so the numbers match how the business actually works.
Ontologies and data agents that answer business questions within security rules, and AI coding agents that speed up delivery behind reviews, tests and human-approved releases.

Starting November 2026
Upcoming

2024 — Present
Current role

2023 — 2024

KU Leuven
Specialized program focusing on innovation management, business development, and entrepreneurial skills in engineering contexts.
2023 — 2024

KU Leuven Campus Groep T
Advanced studies in cloud computing, distributed systems, and web technologies, with a master's thesis focused on a machine learning topic.
2022 — 2023

KU Leuven Campus Groep T
Foundation in electronics and information technology, covering programming, networking, and system design. Gained practical experience through hands-on (team) projects and laboratory work.
2019 — 2023

Scholen Kindsheid Jesu
Proper foundation in mathematics, sciences, and analytical thinking.
2013 — 2019
AI agents now write a growing share of data code. My job is to know exactly what was built and why, whoever wrote it, and to spend my time on the business problem rather than on boilerplate.
dbt Labs, State of Analytics Engineering 2026: 72% of teams prioritise AI-assisted coding, only 24% AI-assisted testing.I sit with analysts and business users and turn their daily knowledge into data models. Clear names, one definition per concept and good documentation make a model readable for people and for AI agents alike.
Spider 2.0 (ICLR 2025): LLM agents solve 21% of tasks on complex enterprise schemas vs 91% on simple ones.I went from building everything by hand to working with agents every day. That only works with isolated branches, automated reviews, tests in dev first and a human approval before anything reaches production.
KPMG & University of Melbourne, 2025: 66% of people use AI regularly, but only 46% are willing to trust it.Working from coworking spaces in Madrid taught me that remote work delivers, flexibly and reliably. Trust is still built in person, so I make time to meet the people I build for.
Bloom et al., Nature 2024: hybrid work cut resignations by a third with no loss in performance.