Diego De Ávila Hernández

Diego De Ávila Hernández has over 16 years of work experience in the technology and media industries. From 2013 to present, they have been the Head of Data and co-founder of FLUZO, a Cross Media Measurement Service for agencies, media, research institutes and advertisers. From 2012 to 2013, they were the Head of Product and co-founder of [WE ARE] DEVELAPPERS, a mobile technology development company. From 2008 to 2012, they were the Lead UI Designer and UX Consultant at BBVA, where they provided support and validation of prototypes, conceptualization of applications, and supervision of compliance with standards. From 2004 to 2008, they were a UI Designer and UI Developer at IFO, where they designed and developed multimedia applications, managed and used learning management (LMS) and content management (LCMS, ECMS) applications, and designed, edited and managed content for training environments.

Diego De Ávila Hernández has a Grado Superior in Desarrollo de Aplicaciones Informáticas from SMA. Diego also has a degree in Human Computer Interaction from Stanford University, which they obtained in 2013. In addition, they have obtained a number of certifications from DataCamp and other institutions, including Introduction to Statistics in Python (2022), Exploratory Data Analysis in Python (2022), Introduction to SQL (2022), Curso completo de Machine Learning: Data Science en Python (2021), Intermediate Importing Data in Python (2021), Introduction to Data Visualization with Seaborn (2021), Introduction to Importing Data in Python (2021), Introduction to Data Visualization with Matplotlib (2021), Joining Data with Panda (2020), Data Manipulation with Pandas (2020), Intermediate Python (2020), Introduction to Data Science in Python (2020), Introduction to Tableau (2020), Mobile and Applications Web Programming (2012), Mobile and Applications Web Standarts (2011), Curso Profesional Diseño Grafico (2007), Curso Profesional Intensivo Actionscript avanzado (2006), and Master en Desarrollo de Productos Multimedia (2005).