About Me
I’ve always believed that real innovation starts with understanding the “why” behind a system. My background in research taught me how to ask the right questions, while my experience as an engineer taught me how to build practical, reliable answers.
I have a particular affinity for hardware-level challenges and a deep respect for legacy code. I see older systems as a masterclass in engineering logic. There is so much to learn from the way things were built to last, and those lessons help me create more resilient solutions for the future. I’m at my best in teams where communication is treated as a core tool and where trust is the foundation for everything we build together.
Technical Skills
Programming & Software Development
Embedded & Industrial Systems
Hardware Engineering & Analysis
Frameworks & UI
Systems & Research Methodology
Soft Skills
Selected Publications & Thesis
Personal Projects
Pi Jukebox
What began as a vibe-coded music player for my children evolved into a lesson in industrial-grade reliability. To move beyond manual scripts and SD backups, I migrated the entire stack to The Yocto Project, transforming a hobbyist prototype into a fully reproducible, hardened embedded Linux appliance.
View on GitHub →MealPlan
A cross-platform mobile and desktop application built with .NET MAUI to streamline household logistics. It leverages a unified codebase to manage weekly nutritional planning and automated shopping list generation, focusing on clean UI/UX and efficient data persistence.
View on GitHub →Pailele
A high-speed line-following robot featuring a custom PID control algorithm optimized for aggressive, small-radius tracks. Built on an NXP 8-bit microcontroller, the design utilizes TTL-level hardware tuning to maximize sensor sensitivity, earning a second-place finish in national Colombian robotics competitions.
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