IberGrid
A web platform for forecasting PVPC electricity prices in peninsular Spain, combining next-day and weekly outlooks with market context, model visibility, and source status.
Portfolio / Technical writing / 2026
Engineering useful systems, end to end.
Computer Engineer at Robotics-UPo, focused on machine learning, computer vision, and full-stack engineering.
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01Selected work
Systems, experiments, and product surfaces.
A selection spanning forecasting, stateful monitoring, reinforcement learning, and native C++ development. Every description is grounded in public project documentation.
Snake++
A polished retro-inspired Snake game built in modern C++, with procedural visuals and synthesised audio.
02Latest writing
Notes from the workbench.
Short technical essays about the decisions behind public projects—architecture, observability, state, and the product layer around a model.
Designing IberGrid: From Energy Forecasts to a Product Surface
How IberGrid separates forecasting, product, data, and operational concerns to make model output easier to inspect and use.
Making Self-Play Observable with SlimeAI
A look at how SlimeAI connects PPO, self-play, a custom environment, and browser visualisation without confusing observation with evaluation.
Stateful Monitoring Without Notification Noise: Notes from PingTEO
Why durable state and explicit transition types matter when a monitor needs to distinguish additions, changes, and confirmed removals.
03Background
Engineering across product and applied ML contexts.
Professional experience and education are presented exactly at the level supported by the current public résumé.
Full-Stack Web Developer
Freelance
June 2021 — Present
Custom websites and web applications for local small-business clients, covering the full delivery lifecycle.
Full résumé →Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering (Information Systems)
Universidad Pablo de Olavide
September 2022 — Present
Information Systems pathway, with honours in Advanced Programming and Quality.
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