Computer Engineer
Computer Engineering student at UDC with a strong focus on software architecture and system-level development. I build robust solutions by bridging the gap between hardware-constrained environments and high-level software design. From developing real-time APIs for robotics to engineering declarative environments, I apply a maker mindset to solve complex engineering challenges through clean and reproducible code.
Universidade da Coruña (UDC)
Specializing in Computer Engineering. Focused on understanding the full stack of computing, from low-level hardware to high-level software architectures.
Architected a hardware-agnostic HTTP/WebSocket API for ESP32 robots. Developed a transport layer abstraction (WiFi/Ethernet) to decouple connectivity from logic. Features real-time data streaming and remote configuration for robotics competitions (OSHWDem).
Engineered a fully reproducible infrastructure using NixOS (Flakes) and Docker across VPS and on-premise nodes. Implemented declarative system configs, automated backups, and network segmentation with OpenWrt (VLANs). Focused on Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and maintaining services for the BricoLabs community.
Contributed to the localization of the platform by translating documentation and core interface elements into Galician.
Providing academic orientation to first-year Computer Science students. Helping them navigate the curriculum, tooling, and the university's ecosystem.
Participating in the Free Software Users Group at Universidade da Coruña, promoting FOSS culture through technical workshops and seminars.
Core organizer for one of Spain's largest Open Hardware events (1,800+ attendees). Responsible for competition judging and developing technical infrastructure/services for the tournament stages.