INSIDE GOBIK | Jaime Fernández

INSIDE GOBIK | Jaime Fernández

The curiosity that moves the world

Since he was a child, Jaime always wanted to know what was inside things. He remembers a moment that defined his path: in a hospital playroom, a broken robot caught his attention. Without thinking twice, he took it apart and fixed it. That drive to discover, understand, and improve became his engine. Today, that same curiosity guides him in technology, systems, and Artificial Intelligence: anything that can be optimized, automated, or improved sparks his curiosity. For Jaime, systems are not just cables and servers, they are the invisible heartbeat that keeps the company alive.

Making everything work

At Gobik, Jaime is responsible for Systems. His work goes beyond maintaining servers and connectivity: he automates processes for the design team, explores cybersecurity, and solves any unexpected challenge that may arise. Every day is a balance between resolving urgent issues and planning innovative solutions.

“Working in IT is like being the company’s silent engine: it’s not always seen, but if it fails, everything stops,” says Jaime. His team of seven combines specialization and collaboration to ensure that every area of Gobik has what it needs. The biggest challenge is keeping up with the speed of technology and prioritizing the innovations that truly add value.

What inspires him is transforming daily work into something more efficient, freeing up time for creativity and innovation.

Why Gobik

“I’m from Yecla, and we all know Gobik. Before joining, I worked at a consultancy reviewing its systems, and I was able to see its growth potential up close. When the opportunity to become part of the team came up, I knew it was the perfect moment to grow professionally and contribute to something great.”

Quick questions

Gobik product you would be: Unisex casual T-shirt Over Ride Cartouche: comfortable, modern, and stylish.

Music while you work: Lo-Fi to concentrate; Electronic to motivate me.

Series or films: Series

Wine or beer: A good cold beer on Fridays

Tour, Giro or Vuelta: Vuelta

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