Problemshave a name.Solutions, code.
Informatics engineering student. Below is what I built and why it exists.
A curious engineer,who builds solutions.
I like taking things apart to see how they work. Once I understand one, I'm already thinking about what to build with it. That's why I never married a stack: I learn whatever the problem asks for, whether that's Rust for a secrets vault or Expo for a mobile app.
I'd rather ship a rough first version and fix it as I go than spend weeks polishing a plan nobody has tested. Ask, learn fast, build. That's the loop I trust.
I study Informatics Engineering at Universidad de La Sabana, I'm president of the IEEE Computer Society student chapter there, and I've tutored differential calculus, integral calculus and probability. When I'm not coding I'm usually playing chess or tennis.
Selected
work.
Each project tells its own technical story with real-world decisions. Step inside any to explore the details.
01Code Arena
2026Because a university programming contest should feel like a live arena, not a static form.
02CryptEnv
2026Because sharing API keys over chat is not a security strategy.
03AgendaU
2025Because no student should build their semester schedule by hand.
04CoworkSpot
2026Because nobody should pick a coworking space blind or work alongside peers unnoticed.
Sharing and teaching.
Workshops, practical labs, and technical sessions across university and engineering communities.
Hands-on OSINT & Open-Source Intelligence Lab
Key takeaway: Automated information gathering using Python scripts (Rich), digital footprint analysis, and structured intelligence documentation in Obsidian.
Shall we buildsomething together?
Informatics Engineer · Full-Stack Developer · Bogotá, Colombia
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