About

Being lucky

As a kid, I loved tinkering with computers and surfing the web. I spent quite a lot of time building websites for my hobbies in the early days of the Web 2.0 and assembling personal computers from scratch.

All these passions led me to pursue a career in something related to computers. I ended up studying a BSC in Computer Science at the University of Santiago and later on a MSC in Networks & Distributed Systems at Trinity College Dublin.

After countless hours studying, I realized how lucky I was. I genuinely loved the fact that what I was learning let me build real things from scratch, starting with just an idea.

Several years later, I still love building things from scratch. But what I love the most is the lifestyle this career in tech gave me.

I was able to explore the world by working and living in new places like Manchester, Glasgow, India or Hamburg. It also allowed me to become open-minded and learn from awesome people from different cultures and countries.

More than that. It allowed me to start building abundance and freedom in several areas of my life.

Now

As of 2026, I am based in sunny Barcelona where I enjoy spending time reading in specialty coffee shops, exploring the world for both work and fun and building things on the internet.

I work as Principal Engineer at Thoughtworks Data & AI, where I lead high-performing teams building decentralized data systems and engineering platforms. Helping our clients scale their systems and ship better software. Check out some of my work experience.

For a more current snapshot of what I'm working on, see my now page. For a list of tools I use everyday, check my uses page.