I'm a Software Developer with hands-on coding experience since 2008.
Currently, I'm exploring Kotlin Multiplatform and expanding my expertise in Generative AI and AWS Cloud Development through courses on Coursera, Udemy, Android Developers, and Microsoft Learning.

You can visit my GitHub Page to explore my experience, publications, learning path, and personal projects.

• 🔎 Jul 2026 Second half of the year is here and I'll try some free local models that looks interesting: Hermes y Qwen.
• 🔎 Jun 2026 Almost done with the certification of KMP. Seems that things changes in days with KMP and they update quite often the contents. But somehow I manage to keep on going
• 🔎 May 2026 Flashcards 2 is almost done. Did you know there's a certification for KMP by Jetbrains in LinkedIn?
• 🔎 Apr 2026 Flashcards 2 became a lot of work but I'm almost done with it. A new idea came from some friends. Shake2Play is still in plan but I will start it pretty soon
• 🔎 Mar 2026 I started to focus in a new version of Flashcards.
• 🔎 Feb 2026 I'm still learning Jetpack Compose. There's a lot of things to learn that are quite different from old style XML.
• 🔎 Jan 2026 A new year and a brand new opportunity to look for a new team to work with
• 🔎 Dec 2025 Happy Holidays
• 🔎 Nov 2025 I'm taking some time off and I will look for new opportunities pretty soon
  I'm still working on my CV, so for the time being, my GitHub Page is showing the most updated information about me.

• Flashcards 2. A new personal project I started to work on.
• Improving my knowledge on Compose, Navigation 3

• Generative AI applications (MCP Servers)
• AWS Cloud Development
• Kotlin Multiplatform for cross-platform solutions

• Open to collaborating on Android and Kotlin Multiplatform projects
• Interested in contributing to open-source initiatives

• Medium Articles – My technical writings and insights
• Learning Achievements – Certifications and completed courses
• Personal Projects – Side projects and experiments

• LinkedIn - Message me and I will try to answer ASAP

I'm colorblind — which makes me extra mindful about accessibility and design choices.