She holds a PhD in Architecture from the University of Seville with a doctoral thesis entitled "Structural diagnosis of the mineral loading dock of the Tharsis company in the Port of Huelva", which was awarded the highest grade of Outstanding with a mention of "Summa Cum Laude", which she completed at just 27 years of age after having completed the Architecture Degree with one of the best grades in her class.

In 2016, she was recognized by the Arquia Foundation as one of the Best Young Architects in Spain among almost 800 candidates submitted in its call for applications.

He has given lectures, presented communications and carried out projects internationally, such as in 2018 at the XVII Congress of the International Committee for the Conservation and Defense of Industrial Heritage that took place in Santiago de Chile (Chile); at the SIA 47th Annual Conference in Richmond, Virginia (USA); or at the ICOHTEC (International Committee for the History of Technology) 45th Symposium in Saint-Étienne, France.

He currently teaches at the School of Architecture, Engineering and Design of the European University of Madrid (5th position among the best architecture degrees in Spain in the El Mundo Ranking in 2021 and 2022).

In recent years she has also been a Technical Advisor in the drafting of the Diagnostic Study and Rehabilitation Execution Project for the Rehabilitation of the Tharsis Pier (Huelva, Spain), a Site of Cultural Interest.

He also obtained the title of Master in BIM Architecture (Official Autodesk Certification), with an Outstanding grade.

She has professional experience in several prestigious offices such as NO.MAD Arquitectos - Eduardo Arroyo, where she served as Project Manager for more than 4 years coordinating a large multidisciplinary team, as well as in the architecture studio Vázquez Carretero Arquitectos.

As Project Leader at NO.MAD Arquitectos he worked on several national and international projects, such as:

• VIDING sports centre in Madrid, Spain

• New outdoor school tracks in Madrid, Spain

• New Institute in La Cala del Moral - Malaga, Spain

• World Automobile Centre in Vigo, Spain

• School complex in Prague, Czech Republic

• Wetland Museum in Fetsund, Norway

• And more...

Awarded the EUROPE 40 UNDER 40 AWARD - Best Emerging Young Architects & Designers In Europe, this prestigious prize recognises the best architectural designers in Europe under the age of 40 who will shape the future of design, awarded by the European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies and The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design.

In 2020, he was awarded 1st Prize at the Gaudí Architecture Awards for the best unbuilt project in recent years worldwide developed by a young architect, as well as being awarded 1st Prize for Best Mini House Design of the year with his eco-sustainable cabin project "A Forest for Rest". On numerous occasions, his work has been awarded, published and exhibited in different countries.

In 2019, the Arquia Foundation selected him as one of the Best Young Architects in Spain and Portugal.

In 2018, his thesis was awarded an Honourable Mention as the Best National Final Degree Project presented between 2015 and 2019 in Spain, to the sTRYped - Pepe Rojo Sports City project, being highlighted by the jury for the professional correctness of the proposal presented, knowing how to take advantage of a difficult area in which to frame an extremely rigid and specific program.

In addition, Jorge Cobo has acted as an International Jury in different project and ideas competitions at different levels, including the new Women's Pavilion 2021.

Working as Project Architect and Project Leader at NO.MAD Arquitectos - Eduardo Arroyo and AIRE Arquitectura y Desarrollo, Jorge has developed a deep training and extensive skills in architecture and design.

As Project Leader at NO.MAD Arquitectos, he worked on several international projects with other studios as collaborators, such as:

• Museum of Agriculture and Fisheries in Hamar, Norway

• National Museum of Literature in Seoul, Korea

• Sara Hilden Museum in Tampere, Finland

• Municipal Library of Nerja, Spain

• Fire station in Brussels, Belgium

• Butler's Wharf Redevelopment in London, England

• Myrurgia Social facilities in Barcelona, Spain

• And more...