I am an Aerospace Engineer with a passion for software development. My unique set of skills in modeling and computing have lead me to do research and profesionally develop software for physics simulation. Most recently, I have applied these skills at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where I am a developer for a robotic simulation toolkit used in the development of NASA missions.
Robotics Technologist, Simulation Software Developer at DARTS Lab
As a full-time software developer at the DARTS Lab, I proposed, designed, and implemented a plethora of architecture improvements to make the toolkit easier to use and maintain. I also engaged in implementing physics simulation models and designing simulations for future space missions.
Visiting scholar at the Autonomous Vehicle Systems (AVS) Lab.
While writing my Mater's thesis, became a recurrent contributor and maintainer of the "Basilisk" toolkit, an open-source simulation tool widely used in academia and industry for the development of space missions.
MSc. Aerospace Engineering, Space Exploration. Avg: 8.9 / 10 (cum laude).
As a part of the prestigious Spaceflight track at TUDelft, the Space Exploration profile offers a challenging study plan for students who want to pursue a career in astrodynamics, modeling and simulation, mission design and space science.
Bachelor's in Aerospace Engineering. Avg: 9.11 / 10.
It provided me with a great physical and mathematical background, as well as a strong work ethic. Carlos III is a demanding and innovative university at the forefront of space engineering, regularly attracting the greatest minds in the field.
Computer Modeling & Simulation, Numerical Optimization, Astrodynamics, Trajectory Design
C++, Python, Matlab, C, Java
English (Full professional proficiency),
Spanish (Native),
French (Elementary proficiency)