I'm currently studying applications of the AWS Neuron SDK (opens in new tab), the developer stack for running deep learning and generative AI workloads on AWS Trainium and Inferentia chips.

I started the Astronomical Software Company (opens in new tab), my own Software Studio in 2023. With the goal of scaling all my projects, experiments and products into one brand.

I've created Dreamify (opens in new tab), a platform that helps people generate images using open-source Machine Learning models. It has over one thousand users.

I'm Computer Science Teacher at Platzi (opens in new tab), the largest tech education platform in Latin America. I taught courses on OpenAI API integrations (opens in new tab) and LLM Observability (opens in new tab), preparing syllabi and technical materials while supporting students through their learning journey.

I created Artefisual (opens in new tab) after learning about audiovisual production, motion design, and video editing. I started to create content about Computer Science concepts using animations, drawings, and effects. I also give workshops on programming and software development.

I love to create and contribute to Open Source projects. Currently, I'm working on NASA Open Mission Control Technologies (opens in new tab) as a contributor. A mission control framework for visualizing telemetry. Check out my contributions and volunteering experiences.

In the rise of Artificial Intelligence, I joined SmartUp AI (opens in new tab). Based in Chile, SmartUp AI is a company that provides AI solutions to businesses. In my role as a Staff Software Engineer, I work on the design, development, research, and deployment of the platform. It was recognized in 2023 as one of the top AI-native startups in Latin America, and in 2024 was awarded in the JBIZ and Aleph Foundation Shark Tank (opens in new tab).

I've worked at two start-ups as a Software Developer: Blaze (opens in new tab) and Tutoom (opens in new tab). Check out my LinkedIn profile for more information about how I've contributed to the product development of these companies.

I joined the board of Scenio (opens in new tab), the largest science community on YouTube. Based in Spain, Scenio is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting science communication. Our community has presence in Spain and Latin America.

After working on many public experiments with new developments in LLM technologies, I launched Animo (opens in new tab), a web platform that allows users to generate animation videos from text. Later that year, it was featured in a paper as one of the applications launched with GPT-4.