I grew up in Mexico City. I studied Mechatronics Engineering at Tec de Monterrey from 2021 to 2025, and at 21 I moved to Monterrey for a year. I chose mechatronics because I liked the idea of building technology that could automate almost anything, in almost any industry.
It wasn’t always easy. There were good moments and some that weren’t, but I took away more than the technical side: solving problems, working in a team under pressure and adapting when things change. A lot of who I am today came from there.
In my last year and a half of college, a close friend got me into programming. He was founding Medvana, paid for a few courses and brought me onto the team. That was my first job.
In January 2025 I founded Mossaic with my partner, Emanuel Alvarado. We share very similar goals, push each other to get better every day and go all in on the ideas we agree on. Amyra started in March, and Kipu after that. Today I build all three, and I do it from Mexico on purpose: I believe building companies in LATAM is a different game with different rules, and I’d rather play it from here.
— Diego