I work at the intersection of field science, UAS operations and digital transformation to help farmers, companies and teams turn ideas into real-world execution.
Disclaimer. This hub is a personal initiative. Views are my own, built from real-world experience across trials, drones and digital transformation.
Three complementary lines of work that share one goal: make agriculture more sustainable, efficient and future-ready using science, technology and systems.
Design and execution of multi-crop trials, crop protection programs and on-farm initiatives grounded in real agronomy.
Practical deployment of drones for spraying, scouting and data capture, aligned with regulation and safety.
Turning scattered tools into a clear operating system for teams and projects in agriculture and beyond.
Where everything started: on-farm, with farmers. I focus on practical agronomy and trials that respect both science and reality in the field.
I work across multiple crops (cereals, sunflower, rice, berries, olives, maize, vegetables…) designing and delivering trials that companies and farmers can trust.
I’m especially interested in projects that connect crop protection, sustainability goals and real economic impact at farm level.
If you’re looking for land, trial design, or a real-world partner in Southern Europe (especially Spain & Portugal), I can either help directly or point you in a good direction.
Next step: share a short description of your project and crop focus via WhatsApp or email and we can see if there is a fit.
Combining spray-drone operations, regulation and on-farm use cases. A space that is moving fast, and where practical experience really matters.
My work blends UAS compliance within corporate frameworks, spray drone operations in Spain and Europe, and the creation of new service models (agriculture, solar cleaning, shading, demos…).
I’m especially open to conversations with companies, public bodies and projects looking to test or scale UAS applications in a responsible way.
If you have a concrete idea or project, feel free to send a short summary. Even if I’m not the right person, I may point you to people who are.
Not just tools, but how they connect. I help teams move from scattered spreadsheets and emails to clear, documented systems for their work.
From trial management and document control to project tracking and knowledge bases, I design systems that people actually use.
If you feel your tools are there but your system is not, we can map your workflows and create a simple, scalable structure around them.
For now, this is a side activity I take selectively when there is clear alignment and time capacity.
Occasionally I work with teams and projects who want an external view on agriculture, drones or digital systems, keeping the conversation at a practical and open level.
Short, focused sessions to stress-test ideas, refine trial concepts or map possible paths forward around agriculture, UAS or digital tooling.
These are practical, working conversations rather than formal reports, and they are always based on my own experience and information that can be discussed openly.
This tends to work best for teams or projects that already have a direction but want a neutral mind to help refine it: field and R&D groups, ag-tech initiatives, service providers or innovation teams.
If you’re wondering whether your topic fits, feel free to send a short outline via WhatsApp or email. We can quickly see if a conversation would be useful.
A quick overview of where I come from, and the easiest ways to reach me if you think there is a potential fit or collaboration.
I’ve spent the last years working in agricultural R&D and field operations, from the UK back to Spain, always close to trials, farmers and new technologies.
Important: this space is personal and independent. It’s where I share how I think and work, beyond any single company or project.
If something here resonates with your work — whether you are a farmer, company, startup or institution — I’m happy to explore it. A short, clear message is always appreciated.
Please avoid sharing sensitive or confidential information in your first message. We can move to the right channel once we understand the context.