Fernanda Vallado

I'm developing BioJa' Ts'ono't, a modular passive water bioremediation system using geotextile, sargassum, moringa, and nopal to reduce reliance on industrial chemicals and operating costs. The project was a semifinalist in the National Youth Water Award.

I've also applied this work to Climatón UNAM with a model that connects community manufacturing, environmental education, reforestation, and carbon capture. Through these projects, I've built skills in technical research, proposal development, systems thinking, and presenting to external audiences.

In customer-facing roles at Cafetería Bonheur and an arcade/game zone, I handled cash transactions, shift closeouts, product guidance, venue upkeep, and service operations. I'm preparing to study Industrial Engineering with a focus on systems optimization while seeking a remote entry-level opportunity.