Since I was a kid I was curious about computers...at least on the TV, they seemed to know it all.As I grew up and got my first PC and I found out that it knew very few things and that there were morequestions than available answers. I quickly started a journey on trying to find out what werethe inner workings under the hood, and still today, I find myself making the same questionson every piece of technology I get my hands on.

Even though I started my college studies in chemistry, I kept my curiosity for computers as a "hobby".After a couple of years, I decided to drop chemistry and started studying on my "hobby", It all wentreally fast and smooth since then. Every class I had I used to ask myself when am I gonna use this?I was eager to play with hardware interfaces, and still today, I'm attracted a lot to low-levelcoding.

I've been working on different sectors and found out that no matter what you do on each, there area lot of exciting things to do and to solve. Imagination is the madness of the house, but it's funny and can lead to the opportunity to take out any dream to reality.

I'm a very chatty guy, enjoy listening to music, and eating out.For me, the greatest pleasure of all is to have the opportunity to show the world to my two little kids,maybe with old-fashioned 80's stuff, maybe because that's what my inner child is made of,but always looking for their happiness.