Bea Jiménez

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I am currently working as project manager at Indra Sistemas.



Telecommunications Engineer by the Universidad Politécnica in Madrid in 2003, and Master of Science in Information Technologies by the University of Stuttgart (Germany), I started my professional career in Germany, working as trainee for SONY International. When I graduated I joined the team as R&D engineer in the field of haptic interfaces, working with haptic robots. Back in Spain I entered the companyIndra Sistemas, where I am now the only project manager for maintenance programme at the Civil & International Department.

In parallel, I have been since 1998 linked to several eBusiness projects. First of all came Farmavida.com, where I learnt about teamwork, web programming, marketing... and through which I first saw my name on a newspaper. Economically was really bad, but I recovered all that missed sleep and study hours years later, when I launched my two current projects: TiendaMB.com and, above all, TiendaSmart.com, the one which is really giving me satisfaction.


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This is what I have in mind for the future:

  • To attend this MBA. I've been accepted already!
  • To change sector.
  • To move to a small house on terrain and adopt a dog.
  • To visit Japan again.
  • To have dinner at El Bulli.

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I was born in 1979 in Córdoba, although I couldn't barely enjoy the city because my parents lived at that time in Valencia. When I was one, we moved to Madrid, where I started at the kindergarten and then continued at a nun school, what left its marks. At the Patrocinio de San José I was launched to the university and met wonderful people.

I said "launched" because there it is where I first took BASIC lessons, at lunch break, and I caught a computer science bug. The school counselor then named Telecommunications Engineering ("it is like Computer Science, but cooler") and that's why it ended up as my choice after school.

The university changed my life. I learnt there what it was to fail an examination, to be better than everyone else at another one, to share hobbies in a club, to get to know different cultures thanks to the Erasmus programme, and meet my partner as we were both student assistants at the same department.

But what really was a milestone in my life was the experience in Stuttgart. Besides increasing my English knowledge and learning German, I had the chance to be independent, learn to live on my own and, in the end, start being who I am.