Curiosity first.
I like understanding how things work before deciding how to build them.
Questions are part of the process. So is taking things apart — sometimes literally, usually conceptually.
Designer × Developer × Technical mindset
Hard to put
in one box.
Designer by training.
Developer by evolution.
Technical by nature.
Design · Code · Science · Ideas2026
Argentina · Working worldwide
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01 — A bit of everything
One path
was never
enough.
I started with design, where I learned to communicate ideas through form, structure and visual language.
My professional path also took me deep into science and technology, working in highly technical environments where precision, observation and problem-solving are part of everyday work.
Then came programming. Not as a replacement for everything before it, but as another way to create.
Today, those worlds naturally overlap in the way I approach projects.
Design taught me
how to communicate.
Science taught me
how to observe.
Technology taught me
how to build.
Apparently, choosing just one thing was never really my thing.
02 — What I bring
Different disciplines.
One way of thinking.
Design
Visual Identity
Graphic Design
Editorial Design
Digital Design
UI & Visual Systems
Code
React
Next.js
TypeScript
JavaScript
Node.js
APIs & Backend Development
Technical
Scientific Imaging
Electron Microscopy
Technical Processes
Research Environments
Technology & Problem Solving
The tools change. The objective doesn't: understand the problem, find the right approach and build something useful.
03 — How I work
Curiosity is usually
where it starts.
Simple is difficult.
I like simple solutions. Getting to them is usually the complicated part.
Good design and good development have something in common: when they work well, most of the complexity stays behind the scenes.
Keep learning.
Technology changes too quickly to get comfortable.
I enjoy learning new tools, exploring unfamiliar territory and figuring things out along the way. Doing the same thing forever probably wouldn't work for me anyway.
04 — Beyond the labels
Designer.
Developer.
Technical mind.
Still curious.
I don't see my background as separate careers competing with each other.
Design gives me visual judgment. Technical work gives me precision. Programming gives me the ability to turn ideas into functional products.
Together, they shape how I think.
I'm comfortable moving between a visual problem and a technical one, between an idea and its implementation, and between what something should communicate and how it should actually work.
That intersection is where I do my best work.
05 — What's next
Currently somewhere
between an idea
and the next project.
I'm interested in working with agencies, studios, product teams and people building thoughtful digital products — especially where design and development need to speak the same language.
Available for remote collaboration.
Argentina · Worldwide