Computer Engineering · Embedded systems · Full-stack development
Computer Engineering · Embedded systems · Full-stack development
I study Computer Engineering at the University of Vigo and work as a full-stack developer. I've built websites for several companies, a traffic-light control system, an automation bot and kernel and driver projects. I'm equally comfortable on the web and close to the hardware.
Websites for several companies, from the database to the interface.
Traffic-light control system using PLCs and digital electronics.
Low-level C++ projects on how the operating system works internally.
A bot that automates tasks by talking to a networked service.
01 — Languages
02 — Full stack
03 — Systems & hardware
01 — 2020 / 2022
SMR · VOCATIONAL DIPLOMA
Microcomputer Systems and Networks. Cuatrovientos, Pamplona. Two years of hands-on training focused on building, configuring and maintaining computers, operating systems and local networks.
This is where it all started: my first real contact with hardware, structured cabling and system administration — the foundation for everything that came after.
Internship — The Web Workhouse
Cork, Ireland · 2022. Technical support and incident management in a real environment abroad. My first professional experience outside Spain, working in English within a technical team.
02 — 2022 / 2024
DAM · MULTIPLATFORM APP DEV
Multiplatform Application Development. Cuatrovientos, Pamplona. The leap from infrastructure to software: interfaces, databases and client–server architectures for mobile and desktop.
Two years in which I went from understanding how a machine works to building what runs on top of it.
Internship — Scrumtegy
Pamplona · 2024. Taking part in the real life cycle of a software product: development, testing and deployment within an agile team.
03 — 2024 / PRESENT
University of Vigo (UVIGO), ESEI, Ourense. A degree focused on software engineering, complex algorithm design and advanced data structures.
The goal is no longer just to make something work, but to understand why it works and how to scale it when the problem gets truly big.
Every subject adds another piece to the same system: maths, architecture, networks and algorithms converging into a single way of thinking about problems.
[ IN PROGRESS ]
04 — AUGUST 2025
AYCTSA
Field work on electrical and road-signalling installations across several Spanish provinces during summer 2025.
Aldeatejada, Salamanca
Installation of a new pedestrian crossing, from wiring to commissioning.
Archidona, Málaga
Replacing conventional bulbs with LED technology and repairing a faulty traffic-light controller.
Luarca, Asturias
Centralising traffic-light control for the Local Police over the network with LOGO! PLCs, enabling remote traffic management.
DOCUMENTS
Engineering & Development
Advanced level C1
Proof of academic qualifications
Design and development of websites with Astro for real companies: Scrumtegy, which I built entirely during my internship, and AYCTSA, whose corporate site I maintain and grow. Both following management's direction.
A personal systems-programming project: building a kernel-mode driver in C++ and communication between the kernel and user space. Low-level work to deeply understand Windows internals, memory management and how the operating system works under the hood.
Node.js automation for a browser game: a direct WebSocket connection to the game server, a study of its protocol (SmartFoxServer, %xt% messages with JSON) and plugins that automate tasks based on those messages. A personal, educational and non-commercial project to learn networking and protocols.
MOTOR
Beyond software, I love cars and bikes. These are my vehicles and the modifications I've made to them, step by step.
