Welcome to my personal website! I'm studying telecommunications engineering at UPC's Campus Nord in Barcelona.

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Projects (7)

  • The first level of Doom, rewritten in Bend 2 and compiled to WASM so it runs in the browser.

    software
  • A demonstration fusion device I co-built in high school, for which I designed the 2,000-volt power circuit.

    hardware
  • A map of the mobile network antennas in Spain, with coverage simulations.

    software
  • A signal-processing library for TypeScript.

    software
  • A web tool that shows the frequency content of a signal, built on pragma-dsp.

    software
  • A web simulator of the first scientific pocket calculator.

    software
  • A Raspberry Pi that puts a USB-only printer on the network, with a printing protocol written from scratch.

    hardware

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Events (5)

  • A CERN IdeaSquare programme where student teams work on a challenge set by a company. For SEAT, my team built a digital health card for used cars, stored on an ESP32 Bluetooth tag in the car and read from a phone app.

    programme · 2025
  • IdeaSquare is CERN's innovation space. During a week there with the other CBI students, my team built a machine in a one-day make-a-thon that sorts falling marbles into metal, glass and plastic by the force of their impact.

    stay · Oct 2025
  • A 24-hour student hackathon at EPFL. For BOBST's challenge, my team built SolomonTracker, which tracks items with secure, unique codes based on coding theory.

    hackathon · Nov 2024
  • A 24-hour hackathon at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. With the campus's Wi-Fi data, my team built a platform that diagnoses congestion and proposes where to place new access points.

    hackathon · Nov 2025
  • A datathon at UPC's School of Mathematics and Statistics. For Smadex, my team built a model that predicts an ad impression's in-app revenue over the next seven days, and started a smaller version of it for production.

    datathon · Nov 2025

Reading now (4)

  • The Princeton Companion to Mathematics
    Timothy Gowers, ed.

    “[Part IV] covers over two dozen active fields of research, each one introduced by an expert with a talent for clear communication.” — Grant Sanderson

  • Introduction to Graph Theory
    Richard J. Trudeau

    This video from David Amos convinced me to give it a chance.

  • Homotopy Type Theory: Univalent Foundations of Mathematics
    Univalent Foundations Program

    A pioneering foundational exposition of homotopy type theory and univalent foundations, written with an irreverent tone.

  • El ingenioso hidalgo don Quijote de la Mancha
    Miguel de Cervantes

    A book to dream with, asleep or awake.

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