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very similar to many honest earnings. So I come from a very humble background grab in the Southeast office, Spain and the region that is relatively poor by by NASA on the standers. Um, you know, like Cooper, science and science in general, things I was a child, so I started in computers a T eight off off, seven years old. So I started programming me with an old computer on Basic. Kind of like a bit of a sort off. Enjoy. They're the elf being able perhaps to make my beat Erion one day. So that's what really motivated me at first. Like, let's let's learn enough so that I can create my own video on. Then that got me into computers which somehow got me more and more into science. And I managed to connect at the very in the States with people in the world off computer science, work, typically of universities, and so on the minds together. And do they discover something very good gonna happen for me was that they discover may the world open source, the world links and open source That they was kind of like starting on to me was like incredible to learn that there were people really pro va giving back to community. And I feel like I somehow what? Do something I want to get back. I want Fuller says, God I want to give back. Um, yeah, then that will be very, very excited that it can program and I can't do it things like small prints. And when I got into college and really knew really like I want to be I want to be a scientist. I want to I want to be able to create new things. So I didn't get most of my time to do science as, ah college students. So I did intercepts in different departments since students trying to come up with new systems. I got really excited into a machine learning at the time so much learning was still, uh, not. It was a definitely understand that it's right now where it works, buddy. The ways it is the word yet was really I got like, a face in the South Point. It would work, but he was very interesting to be with, due to teach a machine that kind of does something out of experience. So I got into that I got into computer vision. I love computer vision. How we're able to actually understand the real world through sensors. Do something about that. So, for example, interacting with the real world with a robot. So I really fall in love with computer vision and the combination of bashing article purists on. I started to dedicate my time to that. So at some point integrated from college on its head to kid toe, I said I wanted I wanted to keep the research. I wanted to become a scientist, so I took several master degrees around the world. There's something something important. Harbour eyes A at first, and they really did a one to reallocate that I want to move away from home. So my my original plan was to stare a home on Keep just doing My thinking was standing around Hope, um, some very smart people way smarter than me. Say, Hey, you should probably leave. You should probably go out, see how other people work, Learn from them on. Then, if you feel like it just has come back on at the time, that a yes on the just willing to me I was very stubborn I feel like Why would they go abroad? I'm fine here. I'm learning a lot here from you guys, and I want us to hear, but the people, those people, that Professor Blaine, I very much role insisting that I said basically, goal somewhere else. Keep Martin for other people. Uh, also a some way of growing in a social faster us a person who would be interested. And I think that And I think that was the best thing in my life. Like doing. I went to the UK and in my muscle in the UK I kept researching a meeting, new people getting more connections and started to kind of like, well, how determined with the scientific community. At that point, I decided I wanted to go into a pigsty Flora a national. Next it, then you know, geisha. I applied to be forum. So it was like it because by that time I have a really produced some publications and conferences. So So getting into bits for almost kind of straightforward people really wanted, uh, pieces to the whole right half public gaze. And so that was fine. My sister was to go back to Spain to the my business because I I have Bean went from from home for a long period of time, so I had to go back on my bits in there At some point during my bits deed, I decided that, uh, I needed to go over the game, uh, through different inter shapes to being that's with bone, academia and industry. So I actually decided to focus my research alongside topics. I were interesting for industry eso I got more into a tunnel driving. I got more into machine learning approve ism for for robotics on inside, to the inter shape around the world. Different companies like Alcivar research development in the UK And I was lucky enough to my work to be able to to work in Japan also for talks about, uh, doing research in the space or for don't try V um I minds to base in Australia, work for Nika, this research minds to go to Germany back to the UK. So I was in that sense, I think it was very like, is that I could go all those opportunity to go around the world, work with amazing professionals on I think that's that's kind of like this is a bit like go around, move around, uh, Inter with amazing people and trying to learn from them. That's that's how the career but for me has been.
I guess, For research scientists, uh, you know, there's a trajectory when your star fresh from your pitesti defensor busy and you have a set off patterns in your mind. Basically, he you start being anything or contributed their songs. You dedicated a decent amount of time. John's producing stuff, creating your ideas. Ah, programming and prototype being Don't you have the yas working on papers? You're basically you typically keep working pretty much in the same modality of fashion that you did during your periods. And then it's a boy that someone you convert more collaborations. Where do you realize that that you have a really acquire circum of experience that this scuffle, Um and you say with other people? So you convert stores, uh, collaborating with multiple teams more in tow, super supervisor kind of role. You still do some heavy lifting. So typically is the time where your time is disbelieved like 64 days. So you have your own probably, and Refugee brought is where you actually have the main driver on. Then there s surprise Would you are helping, According ending step by step, that keeps compared to worse. Ah boy, where you are practically just collaborating or supervising. Thanks off. Brilliant. Right now, one good thing that there's off a weekly derek issue once you've got birds, too. That is that where you are like advice if you work less someone off hours but that is very far away from reality is on the rather that you are in the working actually, more hours on one of the port. Um, things I live is to learn that during this game, for the launcher so unique to actually you left actually Monets your energies make sure that you can burn too quickly. So I think one of the big mistakes that people make and a different made is to try to just give it all for years, like works 20 hours of the 16 hours of a seven days a week to put the results on. Then there's a boy. Where do you feel like I can just keep going like this? I need I need to Do you feel that you get more beater? You felt that there is something that it is not well connected inside yourself. And this was a simple do it to Valerie Jarrett is you need to have a life, so you need definitely needs to spend a lot. But you also have a proper life outside the love. Uh, it's a good about learning about people. I think the most important thing that I ever through my career is not important thing is not technology or science of how signori inside influence and it by their life, the lives of fetal. First, you need to stop units of our people with people like people like this. Like what people want are for the unit to spend time with people you need to interact with people you Actually, you you need to be friendly with people on that. Also, that that's also a job. Also, I said, you need to spend that time outside the last beacon about what problems actually are important, and I need to resolve on. You need to come back for Mr Do Love before. So if themselves work distribution, I think, just are. It's very little about to spend crazy on the phone. Where's Likes 12 for dinner was a then At some point, I hope you find ballons and you end up working an hour more than a day Ah ha match against the grease off? Um, yeah. The bottles of work, if there is a different bus is gonna detain you mention for is gonna be mostly in your contribution. I have lived in there. You, Roberts, or more like a war the environment are finally some place where you're gonna be overseeing many different brilliance. I don't recall somebody that monitors without rights were also first rate is very produced in Nice and the S I 28 years and I impactful and I'm bringing benefit to the world. Uh, that is gonna be changing or evolving. Been able to, uh makes me more happy, in a sense, like you never have a team of people and you have to make sure that you don't get the best of you and what they need it hard to do their their their jobs. So they're gonna be amazing. People on unit to make sure that you provide them with environment of any war can produce amazing results.
tricky because this change so quickly that, given an uncertainty for these, is not gonna be really just full for the future. So you know, Indian as a scientist or someone working in research and technology, you need to have strong ground. I strong foundation on. Do you need to be flexible on adapted everything for me that's decimated the important skill so that you're able to learn when you tools quickly. Um, don't be the tool. Stubborn. I think we people working over science that's still sort of idealized within tools. I'm fall in love with Sorkin Technologies and keep pushing for then on sometimes just time to just give up and move to something new. So render tools fast whenever you're used. Today probably is not different that you're gonna be using tomorrow. Whatever. It's interesting today is not the thing that is gonna be it in tomorrow. Left unit reflects it more admittedly willing to see toe. First of all, I think the most important. But it is to be able to anticipate it changes. That's it. You need to be in natural society to go out. It's doctor people. I'm unit to say something. Some patterns are changing. It seems that I'm gonna be I would have to change the way works And you need to be a world bad on whenever is the right time. You need to make that call object Or have you told your part of games and embrace embrace It was in prison.