Your organization field and mission
I work at the intersection of technology, sustainability, and global supply chains — which sounds serious, but at its heart it’s about one simple idea: products should be honest about where they come from. At Minespider, we build Digital Product Passports and Digital Battery Passports that allow companies to trace the origin, carbon footprint, and lifecycle of the materials inside their products — from tin and gold to EV batteries and solar panels. Companies like Google, Renault, Ford Otosan, Microvast, Minsur, ABB, Tata Elxsi, PTL, and TEMSA use our technology to bring transparency into industries that historically operated behind spreadsheets and closed doors. Our mission is big: every product in the world should be traceable. Because when you can see where something comes from, you can improve it.
Please tell us briefly about your role in the company / at your organization
I now lead sales, marketing, and design, which means I sit right at the crossroads of vision and execution. I love that space. I get to tell our story to the world, work directly with global partners, and help shape how our technology evolves. I live in Lisbon now, and our team is fully remote — something I advocated for early on. Remote work has brought so much flexibility and richness to my life. We hire talent wherever it exists, and we’ve built a culture that’s diverse, international, and genuinely supportive. I feel incredibly lucky to work with a team that cares deeply about both technology and impact.