Eneko Sabaté Iturgaiz is a computer engineer specialising in computing, covering areas such as algorithms, optimisation and AI. He is interested in both scientific and humanities subjects, and his main aim is to explore the intersection between the two. Outside of his professional life, he enjoys playing and designing video games, and spending time in nature with friends.

He completed his bachelor’s degree in computer engineering at the UPC, where he wrote a final-year project on autonomous agents which was subsequently published at the AAMAS 2026 conference. He is currently studying for a master’s degree in research and innovation in computer science at the UPC, where he has had the opportunity to publish another scientific paper on ultra-fast approximate search at the SISAP 2026 conference.

His time at inLab FIB began in September 2025, when he joined Mercè Vila’s team to work on the Qorvo project aimed at optimising microcircuit design using AI. He is currently working on a new project as part of Jaume Casals’ team.