The longer version
I was born in Madrid, but I grew up in Alcalá de Henares, just east of the city, and lived there until I was 18. My mom moved to Spain from Lishui, a city in Zhejiang, China, so that’s part of where I’m from too.
Spanish is still the language I’m most fluent in. But I’ve been in the US for five years now, and these days English is often the language I think in.
What pulled me into computers was simple: you can create almost anything, at almost no cost. I still think that is the best part.
I studied computer science at UC Davis. Along the way I interned at Stanford and at Embraer and worked as a solutions engineer at Chevron. Now I’m a forward deployed engineer at a Y Combinator-backed startup, building multi-agent LLM pipelines that review long, high-stakes documents. On the side, I build software and AI tools for companies.
Outside work
Outside work, I play basketball, I like going out, and I recently became a Beli person, so I’m always hunting for somewhere new to eat.
Mostly, I love exploring new places. The long-term goal: become a tier-one traveler.
And honestly, I’m still figuring out what to do next that actually helps the world, and what I want to learn to get there.
Career
- Forward Deployed EngineerA Y Combinator-backed startupDec 2025 – now
Multi-agent LLM pipelines that review long, high-stakes documents.
- Solutions EngineerChevron
- Software Engineering InternEmbraer
- Software Engineering InternStanford
- B.S. Computer ScienceUC Davis2025
