I am Daniel Trama, an electronic engineer graduated from the University of Buenos Aires, professor at the National University of Arts, multidisciplinary artist, runner, cyclist, music enthusiast, avid reader. I have always been curious and passionate about connecting disciplines, exploring new territories, and finding innovative solutions that generate positive impact.

In 2004, I founded Estudio Trama, a consulting firm specializing in certification and regulatory compliance for electronic and telecommunications products. At a time when electrical safety regulations were becoming more demanding, I saw the need to support manufacturers and importers in adapting their products to the new standards. Since then, we have worked to ensure that regulations are not obstacles but opportunities to improve the quality, safety, and sustainability of each product.

Throughout my career, I have specialized in the management and optimization of industrial processes, quality control, and technical validation, always with a focus on continuous improvement and efficiency. I believe that the regulatory framework is not just a set of requirements but a strategic tool to strengthen products, processes, and their environmental impact.

At Estudio Trama, I have built a team aligned with this vision: to provide solutions that integrate transparency, precision, and technology. Our goal is not only to ensure that each project complies with current regulations but also to add value to companies and clients.

Beyond the technical aspects, art and the environment are essential parts of my life and Estudio Trama’s identity. My artistic work explores the relationship between technology and nature, a sensitivity that I also apply in my business approach, always seeking effective, responsible, and sustainable solutions.

With an eye on the future, my mission is to transform regulatory management into a competitive advantage, helping companies adapt to a constantly evolving world with a service that combines technical rigor, creativity, and innovation.