Daniela González is an Exposure Analyst at the Global Earthquake Model (GEM) Foundation in Pavia, Italy. At GEM, she focuses on integrating seismic design codes into exposure models, with a particular emphasis on South America's residential, commercial, and industrial building stock, and plans to extend this work to other regions worldwide. Before joining GEM, Daniela worked as a researcher and consultant on seismic risk assessment for major projects in Colombia, where she led the development of high-resolution exposure models and seismic risk simulations for both natural and induced seismicity. She also worked on Medellín's Early Warning System, where she played a key role in researching and communicating seismic risk to local communities. Daniela holds a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering with a specialization in Structural Engineering and a Master's degree in Engineering from EAFIT University, Colombia. She is currently pursuing a PhD at EAFIT, focusing on the seismic risk evaluation of lifelines.