Me he comprado una parcela, no lejos del matadero, exclamó,
Allí pienso construir una especie de pirámide.
En la que podamos pasar los últimos días de nuestra vida.

— Nicanor Parra

I was born in the desert of San Luis Potosí, México 🌵🇲🇽.

I am an engineer, builder, and curious operator interested in the space between software, hardware, and distributed systems.

These days, I spend most of my time exploring Embedded Rust, building hardware drivers, and working on Metro Simulation Engine — a small world where virtual trains, physical devices, radio messages, and deterministic simulations learn to coexist.

Some of the things I'm working on:

• Metro Simulation Engine — a deterministic simulation that connects virtual and physical railway systems.
• Embedded Rust — writing drivers, exploring registers, talking to sensors, cameras, and radio transceivers, one byte at a time.
• Iron Burrow — an underground infrastructure project for indexing blockchains, protecting nodes, and serving honest, source-aware data.

I enjoy understanding what happens beneath the abstractions: how a register controls a device, how a message travels through the air, and how small independent components become a working system.

I like systems that are simple, transparent, and resilient.
I like software that tells the truth about what it knows.
I like building things slowly enough to understand them.

Somewhere between the bare metal and the burrow.