Summary
Luis Sevillano is a data visualization specialist and visual journalist based in Spain with 11 years of experience creating interactive maps, graphics and data-driven stories for leading newsrooms. Currently at Diario EL PAÍS, he combines front-end development skills (notably D3.js and web GIS) with a journalist’s sensibility to turn complex datasets into clear, mobile-first narratives. He has taught data journalism and visualization at multiple universities and designed course material under an open-source philosophy. His background spans freelancing, agency and newsroom roles where he built election apps, geospatial analyses and satellite image workflows. Trained in history and archaeology, he brings a research-driven approach to storytelling that often reveals overlooked spatial and historical context. He also maintains an active interest in coding and maps on GitHub, reflecting a hands-on practice of the craft.
11 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Licenciatura, Historia, Licenciatura, Historia at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Master's degree, Historia y arqueología del mundo clásico, Mediterráneo antiguo y Oriente Próximo, Master's degree, Historia y arqueología del mundo clásico, Mediterráneo antiguo y Oriente Próximo at Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Técnico Superior, Desarrollo de aplicaciones web, Técnico Superior, Desarrollo de aplicaciones web at Ciudad Escolar
English, b1