I went from running ICU protocols as a nurse to building crypto infrastructure. The jump makes sense once you know why: I lost a Bitcoin seed phrase to a bad paper backup, and that mistake turned into a company.
I'm the founder of Vaultbit Advisory, a Spanish firm for crypto custody, inheritance and tax. I design self-custody architectures (multisig, Shamir), inheritance protocols with notaries, and MiCA/DORA-ready structures for companies.
But I don't just advise, I build. I'm a full-stack developer who ships end to end: I built our whole platform (website, ops dashboard, CRM, automations) and I work hand in hand with AI agents every day, which lets me move like a small team on my own.
What I bring to a crypto team: someone who understands custody and security, speaks EU regulation fluently, and can actually build and ship the product, not just deck it.
Open to builder, product or compliance roles where those three overlap.
From intensive-care protocols to cold-storage protocols: same obsession with redundancy, fewer night shifts. (alt más de bar: I once lost a Bitcoin seed phrase. Now I keep backups of my backups. My therapist has a copy too.)