Brussels Metropolitan Area
LL.B. in Law and Bachelor’s Degree in Global Studies from the University of Salamanca, with an LL.M. in International Business Law from the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) and the Master’s Degree for the Spanish Bar Admission (UNIR). Based in Brussels, I completed a traineeship at the Permanent Representation of Spain to the European Union (REPER), where I worked on EU legal and regulatory matters in an international institutional environment. My academic and professional background combines European Union law, international business law, competition law, and international affairs, with a particular interest in cross-border transactions, regulatory frameworks, and the interaction between law, business, and public policy. I also participated in the John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition (WTO), where I received recognition for the best respondent’s written submission. International and multilingual profile with experience in legal research and policy analysis. Native Spanish and English speaker, with knowledge of French. Open to opportunities in international law firms, EU institutions, international organisations, and regulatory or business-oriented legal environments.
Collaboration with a multidisciplinary law firm specialising primarily in commercial and civil law matters. • Conducted legal research and analysis on commercial, civil and contractual matters. • Assisted in the drafting and review of contracts, legal documents and procedural submissions. • Supported lawyers in case preparation, legal strategy and client-related matters. • Participated in the analysis of commercial disputes, contractual issues and corporate legal matters. • Developed practical experience in legal advisory work, legal writing and day-to-day law firm operations.
Official internship awarded by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation (MAEC). Working within the Justice Department of the Permanent Representation of Spain to the European Union (REPER) in Brussels. • Conducted legal and policy research on European Union legislative and regulatory matters. • Monitored negotiations and institutional developments within Council working parties in the areas of civil law, criminal law, fundamental rights, company law and competition law. • Participated in Council working parties, including COPEN (Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters) and FREMP (Fundamental Rights, Citizens' Rights and Free Movement of Persons). • Drafted briefing notes, legal summaries and reports on EU legislative proposals, negotiations and regulatory developments. • Assisted in the analysis of institutional and regulatory initiatives related to EU law, justice affairs and internal market regulation. • Participated in meetings and institutional coordination processes within the framework of the Council of the European Union.