I think the most complete version of yourself comes from wandering. Experiencing things outside your field, outside your comfort zone. Growing up between Mexico and Japan taught me that very different systems can solve the same problem. The same thing happens when you are out climbing, playing the guitar, or finding the rhythm in a dance. Every unrelated thing you experience gives you a tool you did not know you needed. The best solutions come from people who have seen more than one way.
Multi-agent automation pipeline with 4+ specialist agents covering finance, dev, and university workflows. Integrates Google Workspace, Todoist, Canvas LMS, Up Bank, and Telegram. Runs in production daily.
AI model converting MRI scans into synthetic CT images. Achieved ~99% image accuracy (SSIM: 0.9873), outperforming CycleGAN and Pix2Pix baselines. Led team as PM at University of Sydney.
Full-stack rental property management platform actively managing 2 properties. Role-based access control, Stripe payment processing, automated receipts. 228 tests across unit, integration, and E2E layers.
AI-powered language learning app built at SYNCS Hackathon. Finalist and People's Choice winner out of 30 projects and 150+ participants. Features AI chat, TTS, progress tracking, and analytics.
Restrictions spark creativity. Every element in his work is there for a reason. He taught me that intentional design is not about adding. It is about knowing what to leave out.
The big picture only works because every small detail is considered. Their games are proof that a great result is not a stroke of luck. It is the sum of a thousand intentional decisions.
When someone loves something you made, you feel it. Nintendo games have that. There is a warmth in the craft that only comes from people who genuinely cared about the person on the other side.
He did more with less than almost anyone. Simple materials, simple forms. Yet you walk into one of his spaces and something shifts. Simplicity is not the absence of thought. It is the result of it.