Technology is an important part of what I do, but it is not the only one. I enjoy exploring different fields, understanding how things work, and turning ideas into real projects. Aviation, 3D printing, artificial intelligence, and entrepreneurship are part of this universe and directly influence the way I think, create, and solve problems.
Aviation has always been connected to my interest in technology, precision, and decision-making. As a pilot, I learned the importance of planning, procedures, checklists, and risk management — principles that I also bring into software development and project execution.
Through Andes3DLab, I explore technology beyond the screen. 3D printing, modeling, and prototyping make it possible to turn digital ideas into physical objects, quickly test possibilities, and develop solutions and products in a practical way.
I have a particular interest in applied artificial intelligence. I explore LLMs, AI agents, automation, RAG, and API integrations both to accelerate software development and to create new products, tools, and experiences.
Rather than simply following the evolution of AI, I like experimenting with its applications and understanding where it can actually solve real problems.
Entrepreneurship has always been part of my professional journey. Through Andes Tecnologia, I participate in the entire lifecycle of a solution: understanding the problem, working with the client, defining the architecture, developing, deploying, and maintaining the product in production.
This experience has given me a perspective on technology that goes beyond code: software must solve a real problem and generate results.
I am constantly building small projects, MVPs, and tools to test ideas.
Browser extensions, automation, AI applications, micro-SaaS products, and technical experiments are some of the ways I use to learn new technologies and quickly evaluate whether an idea can become a real product.
I enjoy learning about different subjects and connecting knowledge from fields that may initially seem unrelated.
Many of the best ideas emerge from these connections. For me, curiosity is not just a personal interest — it is an important part of innovation and product development.