At Honeywell, I worked on embedded avionics software through formal Software Change Requests, from requirements analysis and design documentation to implementation and verification. I turned ambiguous requirements into signed-off specifications with the software lead and documented the rationale for each change.
I verified changes in simulation and on lab hardware against strict acceptance criteria, and took part in customer reviews of requirements and change requests. The work called for written justification and careful verification of each change.
In my personal project Tourea, I defined quality criteria for generative video from property photos and added review passes so payment was captured only after a video passed. After a hallucinated object slipped through, I built a 48-case evaluation bank with thresholds set in advance and documented why an A/B-tested detector was removed when it changed no verdicts.
Across other personal projects, I designed AI agent tools that require human approval for risky actions and built an MCP server that runs bookings through the web app’s rules and checks. I’m completing a Master’s in Software Project Management and Direction at Universidad Politecnica de Madrid.
