About
Born and raised in, I'm a lover of learning, deeply interested in social sciences, passionate about music and hardcore, and, last but not least, a designer who thoroughly enjoys building things end-to-end.
My ultimate goal in every relationship and/or initiative is to make a mark. To be better, more aware. To leave something worthwhile for whatever happens next. To be positively relevant.
The Embalse El Yeso dam, a gem in the Andes
Cajon del Maipo, Santiago, Chile
The monumental Dolomites Alps
Near Lake Lagazuoi, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy
I also cronically love mountains. Travels that involve seeing them are my favorite, hands down.
The way I love to work
Guided by foundational principles, I thrive in small, focused teams where role boundaries are blurry and there's a strong culture of collaboration, writing, and learning. For the first half of my career, I strongly focused on growing on the more strategic side of product development. More recently, in the last five years or so, I've been honing my coding skills so I can be more independent and, ultimately, ship better-crafted solutions.
Changelog
About this website
You may think that, by looking at this website, I clearly understand what's going on here, but I assure you... I don't. Like anyone else, I'm just figuring things out as I go.
Anyhow, this website is, these days, coded using Zed, built with Next.js as the framework of choice, hosted on Vercel, styled with Tailwind CSS, and with components provided by a mix of many libraries: Headless UI, Radix, Vaul, Tremor, kbar, Motion, Joy UI, and more.
Now
Back home after almost two whole months of traveling. It's been a wholesome experience, I will say. Including: Zed's Agent Panel and Agentic Engineering releases, visiting multiple cities in Croatia, and then San Francisco for the AI Engineer World's Fair, where I met a bunch of cool folks and had tons of brain-heavy conversations.
Weirdly, I think I am sort of excited to return to my routine a bit for the next few months. Just focus a lot, ship a ton, exercise regularly, do some light renovations in my kitchen, and overall, live a bit of a mundane life until the travel and moving itch comes back with full force.
Last updated: June 15th, 2025
Let's connect!
Definitely reach out－I'd love to chat!