I'm a computer systems engineer from Instituto Tecnológico de Morelia, the city where I grew up and where I work from. Since January 2025 I've been at Soluciones en Ingeniería Tekniu, where I run the software department and still write code every day: I assign projects, estimate timelines and review the team's code.
I like to own a system end to end, from the first sketch to the server it runs on, and to stay afterwards to maintain it. That's why I care more about what lasts than about what shows: I'd rather have a module that survives the next Odoo upgrade than a pretty demo that breaks in production.
What I do best is sit down with the person who is going to use the system, understand how they actually work, and turn that into releases that are useful from the first week. Most projects that go wrong don't fail because of the code; they fail because nobody asked enough questions at the start.
I work on central Mexico hours with clients anywhere, and I take on projects of my own when someone needs a person who understands the business and the code in the same conversation.
I play the piano, I listen to music all day, and I write code for the fun of it, not only for work.