About Me

My journey started in a completely different field, I began my career as a researcher in Radiofrequency Integrated Circuits, where I earned my PhD. However, I realized that my work felt too disconnected from real people and end users. This drove me to make a pivotal career change in 2007, transitioning into programming where I could build solutions that directly impact people's lives.

Since making that transition, I've found real purpose in building technology that helps people. I've worked on a range of projects, from mobile AR experiences that blend digital and real worlds, to healthcare systems that streamline daily tasks, to AI platforms that make complex data easier to understand. These experiences keep proving to me that the best tech is simple, human, and useful.

I work with modern tech stacks like Java, Python, Elixir, and the JavaScript ecosystem, and have strong experience with cloud-native architectures on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Recently, I've been focused on AI integration, especially building information retrieval systems that make it easier to access and understand complex data.

I'm driven by clean architecture and building scalable solutions. I've contributed to open source projects like OpenWhisk, where I developed the Rust runtime. I also contributed to the development of the Booster Framework. I also enjoy sharing what I learn, and occasionally speak at conferences about new technologies and ideas.

When I'm not coding, I enjoy music, experimenting with production or learning to play the saxophone. I'm still a beginner, but I love the process. Just like with music, I find joy in simple moments. I especially enjoy spending time with my wife and kids, exploring new places together or relaxing at home. It's what keeps me grounded.