Feengster — a technology company with international reach.

I have spent my whole life bringing technology to where it doesn't arrive. It started as a hobby. At 15, in the small town where I grew up, I brought the internet for the first time. I sat down to teach dozens of people how to take their first click.

It continued as a search. I left my home for a city that was not waiting for me. Between double shifts and university I trained as an engineer. I ended up working alongside international engineers in the United States.

Today it continues as a company. Feengster exists because good software never reaches the market I grew up in. It's the software that large corporations pay for without hesitation. Entrepreneurs, independent professionals, local businesses in Mexico and Latin America operate on scraps. Not because they don't deserve better. Because no one has taken the trouble to build it for them.

That's the promise I made to Mexico and Latin America. I lead it every day from the CEO's seat. It becomes proof for the students of my region who are now taking the same path.

In the United States, the seat of the largest technology company is held by Google, Amazon, or Meta. In Mexico it is vacant. Today I have the tools and the experience to fill it. Feengster was built for that. With one rule: software for everyone.