Doctor in Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering (2010) by the Universidad de Navarra (TECNUN-CEIT). Holder of ALFA Research scholarship for young researchers at the Università di Pisa (2005), MsC in Telematics and Electronic engineer (2002) degrees. My doctoral thesis was about adaptive control in haptic interfaces applied to ensure the same use conditions in an assembly demonstrator under different users dynamics tested in a virtual environment testbench. My fields of interest are the data and model driven models, control theory and circularity strategies; I have been involved in several European projects and industrial ones. I'm the author of more than 20 scientific publications in modelling, identification and control applied to process variability, some of those involving human interaction. Since 2011, I have been working at Tecnalia, first as a researcher, then in 2014, I assumed additional responsibilities as project manager. I was project coordinator of VERSATILE (H2020-ICT Project ID.731330) and I have been an external advisor for the European Commission as proposals reviewer and technical advisor on projects since 2016 (H2020 and currently in Horizon Europe).