Born in Rosario, Argentina, I moved to Spain with my family when I was 5 years old. Since then, I’ve lived all my life in Almeria.
When I graduated from high school, I went to Granada and started some studies in Physics which didn’t turn out that good. After two years there I came back home and changed my degree to Computer Science at UAL. That time though, helped me define myself, my set of values and my purpose in life.
Once in Computer Science I developped some of the passions that had always been present in my childhood and teenage years: the love for coding, creating and exploring computers.
In 2022 I spent a semester abroad in South Korea, at Pusan National University. This experience was awesome, period. I had lots of fun, made amazing friends and expanded my understanding of the world, its people and its rules.
In 2023 I became part of the Lagarto OX development team at Barcelona’s Supercomputing Center, as a Junior Research Engineer. This project consisted in the implementation of a superscalar Out-of-Order RISC-V processor, aiming to be on the top of the academic cores designed so far.
In my daily life I enjoy learning about new topics, exploring creative coding frameworks like openFrameworks or p5.js, playing videogames and spending time with my friends and family.
I consider myself to have a very good set of assets for any computer science project:
- Personal skills: communicative, assertive, fluent in Spanish, English and French, joyful and peaceful person.
- Broad technical knowledge on a wide range of topics: computer systems, programming languages, computer architecture, operative systems, hardware components…
- Strong personal values and high motivation.
- Creative and fearless.
Our time on Earth is limited, let’s at least make it fun.
