Service design
APIs, contracts, validation, auth, data boundaries, tests, and debuggable behavior.
Personal engineering laboratory / Mexico City
Computer Science student at UNAM. Focused on backend engineering, distributed systems, Unix/Linux, cloud infrastructure, AI/ML engineering, programming languages, and software that can be inspected under pressure.
Profile
I am building the foundations needed to work on serious technology: algorithms, operating systems, networks, databases, compilers, observability, infrastructure, and the discipline to understand tradeoffs instead of decorating around them.
Systems under study
APIs, contracts, validation, auth, data boundaries, tests, and debuggable behavior.
Linux, containers, CI/CD, deployment pipelines, observability, and failure modes.
Algorithms, automata, complexity, programming languages, compilers, and formal models.
CLIs, logs, documentation, local workflows, and interfaces designed for programmers.
Data pipelines, model-serving systems, evaluation, reliability, and practical deployment.
Small programs, plain text, composability, inspectable state, and durable workflows.
Working modules
Study space for API contracts, validation, error surfaces, tests, and service behavior that can be inspected.
Notes and prototypes around logs, traces, metrics, and how systems explain themselves during failure.
Worker queues as a controlled environment for retries, idempotency, backpressure, and recovery.
Stack matrix
C, Python, JavaScript, Go, SQL, shell
Linux, networking, processes, filesystems, containers
REST, databases, queues, auth, testing, observability
distributed systems, compilers, ML systems, developer tools
Personal blog
A small static blog for technical notes, research logs, reading notes, project writeups, and ideas that are still under construction.
A placeholder entry showing the structure for future writing.