In less than a month, I will be back in Prague — ready to start a new chapter, this time not only as a student but as a professional eager to contribute.
I grew up in Sáenz Peña, Argentina, a city whose foundation was deeply shaped by Czech immigrants and home to the largest community of Czechoslovak descendants in Latin America. Surrounded by traditions, language, and stories from the Czech Republic, it was only natural that I would eventually experience the country myself. In 2022, I received my first scholarship to study Czech in Poděbrady, followed by a second one for a full academic year at Charles University in Prague. The city completely won me over — I adapted to new customs, weather, and ways of living.
I hold a degree in Architecture from the National University of the Northeast, officially recognized by the Czech Technical University (ČVUT), and have more than eight years of professional experience, mainly in cultural heritage preservation, public infrastructure, and urban design. Since 2016, I have worked for the Government of the Province of Chaco in the Department of Cultural Architecture, where I design, supervise, and document historic building restorations, coordinating with engineers and local institutions. This role has strengthened my adaptability, problem-solving skills, and collaborative mindset.
In recent years, I have expanded my expertise into technology, completing courses in programming (Python, Java), data analytics, and currently studying BIM with Revit. I believe the future of architecture lies in integrating innovative tools with design, and Prague — with its blend of history and innovation — is the perfect place to merge these worlds.
I hold a valid Czech work visa and will relocate to Prague in September 2025. I am looking forward to joining a team where I can contribute my skills, grow professionally, and collaborate on meaningful projects.
Thank you for considering my application. I would be happy to provide further information or attend an interview at your convenience.
Kind regards,
