I came to development with something most developers don't have: over ten years running a business in Buenos Aires — managing teams, solving problems under pressure, and making decisions with real consequences. I understand that software doesn't exist in a vacuum. It lives inside organizations, with deadlines, budgets, and people depending on it. That perspective makes me a more grounded and pragmatic developer.

I also hold a National Professor of Visual Arts degree, which quietly shapes how I think about interfaces — composition, hierarchy, what draws the eye and what doesn't. It's not the center of my profile, but it shows up in the work.

On the technical side, I build across the full stack with Python, TypeScript, and React on the web2 layer, and Solidity for smart contracts and protocols. I won first place at the ETH KIPU Latam Academic Hackathon in 2024, building a DAO from scratch in 48 hours — which remains one of the most intense and rewarding experiences I've had as a developer.

I'm currently studying Web Development at UNER, expanding into Rust, server infrastructure with Ubuntu Server, and building tools around MCP servers and applied AI. I work in English well enough to read documentation and collaborate, and I'm actively improving through formal classes.