Three things I can show, explain and defend line by line.
Own product · in production
chipa — an ERP in Go
Invoicing, stock, customers and reporting for small businesses in Paraguay. Go and gRPC behind Envoy, CockroachDB, a Next.js dashboard. Four businesses; integrated with SIFEN, Paraguay's national e-invoicing system (signed XML, batch submission, credit notes), approved in production and operated by me alone. 1,000+ Go tests, ~1,000 API and end-to-end checks, CI. It ships an LLM assistant with ten tools, a control leash, a per-question audit ledger, hard spend caps and a 27-case evaluation bank run against three models.
GogRPCCockroachDBEnvoyNext.jsLLM toolingOpenTelemetry
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Client work · 2026
Investor-onboarding platform backend
For an investment firm serving European clients: KYC, document custody and GDPR data-subject rights. I wrote ~85% of the Go backend — 10 gRPC services, 72 RPCs, 430+ tests — on serverless GCP (Cloud Run, Cloud Run Jobs, Cloud SQL): crypto-shredding with a per-case KMS key, TOTP 2FA, four-eyes approvals and end-to-end OpenTelemetry tracing. Delivered in about four weeks.
GogRPCPostgreSQLGCPCloud KMSGDPRTOTP 2FA
Machine learning · hands-on
Models trained from scratch, and the checks around them
A CNN image classifier trained on a dataset I captured myself — dumb baseline measured first, time-based split so nothing leaks. Multi-head attention written by hand and verified identical to PyTorch's. A DQN implementation. The classifier served over FastAPI with a parity check against the training script. It's a short track record and I'd rather say so plainly; what I bring alongside it is the engineering.
PyTorchPythonComputer visionAttentionDeep Q-learningFastAPI