This is my temporary cartoon face. Real face available upon coffee.
I'm Alejandro, a fourth-year Dual Degree student in Data Science and Telecommunication Engineering who thought one degree wasn’t stressful enough.
I like turning math, code, and wires into projects that actually work (most of the time). I’ve played with machine learning models for business optimization, tested security on real systems, and built hardware tools using STM32 – basically, if it can crash, I’ve probably crashed it at least once.
When I’m not debugging, I co-run QRsume, where we help people turn boring PDFs into living, breathing resumes with QR magic.
Languages I speak: Spanish (Native), English (C1), and occasionally C when the compiler behaves.
Finished high school with a Dual Diploma and took an online course in JavaScript, PHP and MySQL. Realized the web is basically one giant playground (with a lot of broken CSS).
Started a Dual Degree in Data Science and Telecommunication Engineering at UC3M. Also began building websites for small businesses and co-founded QRsume to fight boring resumes.
Flew to Purdue University for Computer Science & Electrical and Computer Engineering courses, after summer English studies at UCF. Discovered that debugging is a universal language.
On the hunt for internships where I can mix data, hardware, and web tech to solve real problems (and maybe break production… just a little).
Co-founded QRsume, a platform that turns static resumes into interactive portals using dynamic links and QR codes. Because PDFs deserve a glow-up too.
Web Dev ProductImplemented a Snake-style game using buttons, LED matrix, TFT display and SD card on an STM32 microcontroller. Proof that retro games never die, they just move to smaller screens.
C Assembly EmbeddedExplored stack, heap and side-channel vulnerabilities in C. Learned how to both break things with buffer overflows and then pretend to be responsible by implementing mitigations.
C SecurityData-driven case for “ElectroTienda” using PostgreSQL and business logic to tackle four key challenges. TL;DR: less guessing, more querying.
PostgreSQL Data AnalysisA reflection on how platforms like Facebook influence politics through advertising. Or: “What could possibly go wrong if we algorithmically boost everything?”
Ethics Social MediaWant the serious version? No jokes, just grades, projects, experience, and a suspicious amount of acronyms.