At Simba, my personal venture, I designed and built a multi-agent development system that takes changes from idea through review to a pull request, with human approval at key decisions. Nine specialized agents, seven workflow skills, and 17 deterministic gates help check the work before it ships.
I'm using the system to build Simba, a pet services marketplace for dog walkers and dog owners in Buenos Aires. The native iOS and Android app is pre-launch and includes scheduling, bookings, walk logging, reports, and push notifications.
At TECSCI, I wrote C/C++ firmware for an RP2040 servo axis and Python tools for calibration and error analysis. I also redesigned a magnetic encoder's magnet arrangement, guided by field simulations, increasing its effective resolution by a factor of 60.
My physics studies at Universidad de Buenos Aires focus on probability, statistics, and numerical methods. In my data projects, I built Python pipelines and models for shale production records and drilling telemetry; I bring a lab-grounded rule to this work: a result counts when a reproducible measurement shows it.
