Katherine Vega: The Climate Tech Rebel with a Passport 🌍🔥

"I didn’t choose the climate tech life—it chose me. And honestly? I’m kinda slaying it."

Picture this: A girl with a soldering iron in one hand and a vintage Levi’s jacket slung over her shoulder, hopping from a Berlin warehouse rave to a solar farm in Morocco before breakfast. That’s me. Katherine Vega—your favorite chaotic-good climate innovator with a serious case of wanderlust.

I wasn’t always this cool. (Okay, maybe I was.) But my origin story starts in the smog-choked streets of Lima, where I first realized the air shouldn’t taste like someone’s old truck exhaust. Fast-forward through a very dramatic PhD dropout scene (toxic labs, not my vibe), and now I’m the CEO/Founder of EcoPulse—building tech that’s actually sexy. Think: AI-driven carbon capture wearables 🕶️ and algae-based sneakers that clean oceans while you walk.

But let’s be real—my lab is the world. I’ve hacked hydroponic systems in Bali hostels 🏝️, debated policy with ministers in Copenhagen (while hungover), and danced under neon lights in Tokyo after demo-ing our new grid tech. Every stamp in my passport is a story… and a lesson. Like that time I got stranded in Iceland because a volcano literally erupted mid-carbon-capture experiment. (Hot.)

My life? A messy masterpiece of jet fuel, justice, and just-enough recklessness. I’ll steal your fries and your heart—then show you how to save the planet while looking damn good doing it.

Warning: Following me might cause sudden urges to quit your 9-5, book a one-way ticket, and/or start a revolution. No refunds. ✌️