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Julian Bueno Risco has a broad range of work experience starting in 2004. Julian began their career at the Servicio de Cartografía de la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (SCUAM) where they worked on cartography and networks. From there, they moved on to the Fundación de los Ferrocarriles Españoles as a Geographer, specializing in Vías Verdes. In 2006, they joined Mammoth Rutas y Aventuras as a Guide and Geographer, before transitioning to Argea Consultores in 2008 as a Geographer. At Argea Consultores, they worked on territory management, cartography development, and statistical atlases.

In 2016, Julian joined VIEWNEXT as a Systems Technician, and then moved to Clear Channel España in 2017 as the Technical Responsible of Digital Media. Julian served in that role until 2018, when they joined PA-CYCLING as a Travel Logistic Manager.

In 2019, Julian joined ARGEA CONSULTORES SL as an Argea SL, specializing in land-use planning, cartography, and digital viewers. Julian then became a Freelance Editor in 2022, where they focused on creating outdoor activity routes and guides, localization of content for Spain, and content translation from other languages. Currently, they work at komoot as a Senior Content Editor since 2023.

Julian Bueno Risco has a diverse education history in the field of geography and related subjects. Julian first attended the Universidad de Sevilla from 1999 to 2004, earning a degree in Geography with a focus on Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing. In 2002, they also briefly studied Human Geography and Planning Environmental Sciences & Innovation Studies at Utrecht University.

From 2003 to 2006, Julian pursued further specialization in Cartography and Geographic Information Systems at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. In 2009 and 2010, they attended FUNDICOT, where they obtained a specialist degree in Land Planning, focusing on Territorial Planning and the Environment.

Julian's education does not end here, as they have additional qualifications and training. Julian completed a Course of Pedagogical Adaptation (CAP) at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, which likely indicates a teaching certification or preparation for a career in education. Julian also attained the title of Guide and Instructor from the Escuela Española de Mountain Bike.

Though the details are not provided, Julian also pursued a degree in Geography at the Universidad de Sevilla and studied Land Planning at the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV). However, the specific years and levels of completion for these degrees are unknown.