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About

Backend engineer in Barcelona, born in Buenos Aires. I got here without a computer science degree and I am still surprised it worked.

What I do

the professional version

For the last four years I have worked at ioBuilders (opens in a new tab) on a digital trust platform for the legal sector: qualified electronic signature, certified multichannel notification, evidence sealed on TSP and blockchain networks, and digital identity. Around fourteen multi-tenant Micronaut services running on AWS and Oracle Cloud.

I work across the whole lifecycle. Refining requirements with product, writing the Groovy and Java that implements them under DDD and hexagonal architecture, and being the person who traces a production incident through dead-letter queues, Loki logs and Prometheus alerts until the root cause turns up.

Agents that do real work

I founded the shared standards repository my team works from — machine-readable architecture rules distributed as a git submodule to sixteen repositories, so that people and agents follow the same playbook. It also hosts the twelve command-line skills we run daily for incident triage, dead-letter queue review, merge request review and release notes.

One rule I do not break: agents are read-only by default. Nothing mutates production without a human approving it.

How I got here

the short version
  • 2015–2021, Buenos Aires. Business administration degree, then admin and IT support work. I started automating my own job with scripts, which turned out to be the door in.
  • 2021, Barcelona. First developer job, building interfaces in React for client projects.
  • 2022, ioBuilders (opens in a new tab). Joined on the frontend, moved to the backend team after four months, and stayed.
  • 2026. Working towards starting something of my own.

Stack

what I reach for
  • Daily: Groovy, Java 21, Micronaut, RabbitMQ, PostgreSQL, Spock.
  • Infra: Kubernetes, ArgoCD, Kustomize, AWS, Oracle Cloud, Grafana, Loki, Prometheus.
  • Nights: TypeScript, Next.js, NestJS, Supabase, Astro, Capacitor.
  • Agents: Claude Code, MCP, and a lot of opinions about permissions.

Contact

how to reach me

If you are building something and need someone who can take a backend from nothing to production — or you just want to argue about agents doing real ops work — I answer everything that is not a recruiter template.