I am an Engineer. Main thing I do is I develop well-designed, well-tested software, most of times under aggressive timelines and high stakes. I've been lucky to be among world-class teams that have told me very valuable lessons throughout my career, and am always up for a big challenge. My main areas of focus are mobile, automotive, mapping and Internet of Things. I also play around with deep learning in my spare time.

Starting from an integrated circuit board that barely worked, me and some other great folks launched Navdy commercially. We also improved it even further, launching version 1.1. Both were received with amazing feedback from users, investors and press.

Before that, I created stuff for connected cars at Nokia's HERE Maps, which I joined late 2012 after graduating from an MS Computer Science at Illinois Tech. Prior to coming to the US, I studied Electrical and Computer Engineering at Universidad Politecnica de Madrid.

I'm all for the hacker way, and when I have time I spend it tinkering with things that I usually put on Github, or I make videos of. I have also published research on distributed systems when I was part of the DataSys lab at IIT and I'm the author of several patents in mapping technologies.

Last but not least, I have also helped startups on their mobile projects. Among others, an in-road broadcasting service for connected cars, and a guide for Chicago's gorgeous Millenium Park!