Pablo Asenjo’s journey with space competitions started as a participant, drawn in by the excitement of solving complex problems in a simulated industry environment. Over the years, he has grown from competitor to mentor, and now plays a key role in the Spanish development of Space Design Competitions (SDCs), contributing to their expansion and success. A strong advocate for education and innovation, Pablo co-founded SPSIN, a non-profit dedicated to bringing hands-on learning experiences to young people.
His technical background is rooted in Computer Engineering and Cybersecurity, studing at Oxford Brookes University. Pablo thrives in managing the tech infrastructure behind multiple initiatives, from his work as CEO of Purify My Water, where he tackles water purification challenges, to his role as CTO of GOUU, where he handles everything from website management to databases and domains.
In addition to his professional accomplishments, Pablo has been a mentor for Google Summer of Code 2024, guiding the next generation of tech talent. His passion for languages also reflects his commitment to learning, being fluent in English, and conversational in Russian.
What sets Pablo apart is his enthusiasm for collaboration and problem-solving, always bringing energy, humor, and a humble approach to every project he takes on. His drive to make a difference, combined with his technical expertise, makes him a valeuable part of the Space Design Competition community.
- pablo.asenjo.gonzalez@spsin.org

Lorena has always been captivated by the mysteries of space, leading her to become deeply involved in various Space Design Competitions worldwide. She initially participated as a student, and later transitioned to volunteering. After clinching the ISSDC 2023 title with her Spanish teammates, she joined the organizing committee for the newly established Spanish Space Design Competition national final. This competition aims to provide Spanish students with the opportunity to compete in an international space network, honing their technical and interpersonal skills while forging new connections.
Beyond her involvement in competitions, Lorena is passionate about the ongoing development of CubeSats and microsatellites, as well as cutting-edge advancements in the space industry. Academically, she is currently pursuing a Physics degree at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, with a particular interest in material science. Fluent in both English and German, Lorena enjoys painting and delving into physics-related literature in her spare time.
Her ultimate aspiration is to enrich the lives of students, guiding them through a learning and innovative environment focused on space and rockets. She seeks to create a network where students feel empowered to pursue their dreams of becoming successful engineers or scientists.
- lorena.terron@spsin.org

Pablo Gutiérrez has been passionate about the space industry since childhood. His journey began in October 2022 when his teacher encouraged him to participate in a prestigious space competition, and he has since qualified for the international stage every year.
Currently, Pablo is pursuing a degree in Computer Engineering at Carlos III University. He has consistently excelled in the International Space Settlement Design Competition (ISSDC), qualifying in 2022, 2023, and 2024. Beyond his academic achievements, Pablo is known for his proactive, persistent, and innovative mindset.
His interests extend beyond the classroom, encompassing sports, entrepreneurship, and, most notably, space exploration.
- pablo.gutierrez@spsin.org

Enrique's passion for space began early, fueled by a deep curiosity about the universe and the potential of human exploration. This interest naturally led him to the Space Design Competitions (SDCs), where he discovered not only his love for problem-solving in space-related challenges but also his aptitude for teamwork, communication, adaptability, and problem-solving under pressure.
Over time, Enrique transitioned from being a member of the winning team of the ISSDC 2023 to volunteering in the following editions, and now he is co-organizing the Spanish Space Design Competition (SPSDC) alongside his colleagues, which aims to give spanish students the chance to immerse themselves in the dynamic world of space design and simulation.
Outside of the competitions, Enrique is currently pursuing a degree in Physics at Universidad Complutense de Madrid and likes to spend his free time playing sports and listening to music.
- enrique.jimenez@spsin.org