Manu Pareja

Spearheaded the Genasys IoT module development, integrating comprehensive IoT capabilities and automation tools to enhance mass communication and operational efficiency in emergency situations.

Deployed the Genasys IoT module in Puerto Rico, successfully monitoring 37 dams equipped with hundreds of devices to improve critical infrastructure oversight.

Revamped the Genasys Citizen Portal, streamlining citizen registration and prioritizing critical information during emergencies by addressing multiple critical usability issues.

Designed the information architecture, UX, and UI for the Puerto Rico Dams project, instrumental in securing a $75M FEMA-funded initiative and enhancing flood safety for hundreds of thousands of residents.

Refined the Genasys Alert mass notification software, improving design for optimal usability in high-stress scenarios and supporting clear, high-pressure decision-making.

Led the design of a new ISO certificate management tool at Atos, streamlining complex workflows through close collaboration with stakeholders and users, while laying the groundwork for Atomos, a robust design system.

Contributed to the visual representation of high-profile architectural projects including Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, Colon and Skyline Towers, and Metropolis Building.

Designed international projects like Quinta San Antonio, which received the First Prize for Architectural Visualization at the 2021 World Architecture Festival.

Received the Special Award from the Asprima SIMA Foundation in 2008 for the urban rehabilitation project 'Microcities in 4D' in Madrid, a joint effort with architect Berta Risueño.

Awarded the First Prize in the Bee Breeders Pape Observation Tower Competition in 2016 for the design and subsequent construction of a bird observation tower in Latvia, developed collaboratively with architect Berta Risueño.