Where I am now
I am finishing high school in the TIC specialization at ORT in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I like working in places where academic discipline meets real execution: hackathons, product ideas, and systems that need to actually work.
Buenos Aires, Argentina / TIC / AI systems
Building AI agents, scalable systems, and participating in hackathons.

About
I am a final-year TIC student at ORT Buenos Aires targeting a university engineering degree, with a 9.0 GPA and a portfolio shaped by competitions, systems work, and applied AI.
I am finishing high school in the TIC specialization at ORT in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I like working in places where academic discipline meets real execution: hackathons, product ideas, and systems that need to actually work.
I am especially interested in the bridge between low-level system design in C++ and high-level AI integration: from memory-aware architecture to autonomous workflows, LLM-powered applications, and scalable product systems.
Skills Matrix
My stack combines low-level engineering, applied AI, frontend product work, and leadership.
Projects
A focused showcase of what I have built across autonomous workflows, low-level engines, financial AI, and adaptive education.
I built this during Platanus Hack: an autonomous AI agent platform for automating complex buying and selling workflows end to end.
My winning arcade challenge entry, which secured my spot at Platanus Hack 2026.
A custom game engine where I explored low-level programming, memory management, and system design.
An AI-driven investment platform combining market sentiment, prediction models, Docker, and a microservices architecture.
An AI-powered app that adapts literature into different CEFR language levels, built with React Native and Expo.
Awards & Certifications
Official certificates and badges presented as high-contrast artifacts with direct links to original files.

I won first place at the Universidad de San Andrés Artificial Intelligence Hackathon and received a merit scholarship (Beca al Mérito) for my performance during the Cátedra ORT-UdeSA 2025.

I was chosen as one of only 100 developers out of 400+ applicants to participate in one of the most competitive hackathons in the region.

I passed to the first phase among 591 submissions nationwide with an extensive essay analyzing the impact of AI on the programming profession.

I received a Certificate of Commendation for explaining the A* pathfinding algorithm in a clear STEM communication video.

I was officially certified as a Youth Group Leader (Madrij) after completing the comprehensive leadership training program (Camada N°56).
Contact
I am open to hackathons, AI products, engineering programs, technical collaborations, and STEM communication opportunities.