Romina García Garaggiola

Romina García Garaggiola has over 8 years of work experience in the field of graphic design and teaching. Romina is currently working as a Senior Lead Designer at TrackingTime since April 2022. Prior to this, Romina worked as a Senior Graphic Designer at Ghost Sherpa and IN Hotel Marketing starting from August 2020. Romina also served as a Professor at UFLO - Universidad de Flores since March 2022. Romina has experience in leadership roles, as they were the Graphic Design Leader and Creative Team Coordinator at Corporación Universitaria del Caribe from January 2019 to January 2022. Romina has also worked as an Advertising Teacher at the School of Fine Arts & Humanities - Sucre. Romina's expertise includes graphic content review, UX/UI design, and coordination of creative projects. Romina started their career as a Graphic Designer at Nukleo Estudio Gráfico in February 2014.

Romina García Garaggiola has a diverse education history. In 2011 to 2014, they completed their Pregrado in Graphic Design at Universidad de Flores. Following this, in 2018, they obtained a Diplomatura in Docencia Universitaria from Politécnico Superior de Colombia. In 2019, they achieved another Diplomatura, this time in Community Management, from the same institution. In 2021, Romina pursued a Bachelors Degree in Graphic Design from Universidad de Flores. Additionally, they furthered their education in the field of UX/UI design. In 2022 to 2023, they studied Design UX/UI at Coderhouse. Furthermore, in 2023, they completed a course in Advanced UX/UI Design at the same institution. Romina also holds certifications in Google Analytics, obtained in May 2020, and Herramientas Docentes para Entornos Dinámicos from UFLO - Universidad de Flores. Finally, they have completed coursework in Introduction to Consumer Neuroscience & Neuromarketing at Copenhagen Business School, although specific details regarding the completion date are not provided. There is also mention of their obtaining the First Certificate in English (FCE) from the University of Cambridge, but the dates are unknown.