
Supersolid
the studioWhere the rest of this comes fromThe studio I started this year with Dmitry Sabanin, my former boss and mentor, and Emiliano Migliorata, my best friend. We build our own products, and we cofound with other founders on theirs.

I'm a 31-year-old engineer from Argentina. I've spent the last eight years building applications for a wide variety of companies: large consulting firms, software factories, small startups and well established product companies.
From backend — Java and C# on the object-oriented side, Scala and Rust on the more functional one — to full stack (vanilla, React, Vue), DevOps with AWS/GCP/K8s, and AI engineering with Claude Code, Codex, and more. I've refactored large monolithic applications into microservice-oriented systems, built full-stack web applications from scratch, and set up productive agentic workflows for large corporations and small businesses.

The world has changed. Building software is getting faster, and what makes a difference more than ever are the people behind the ideas. Understanding what they want to do, why it matters to them, and helping make it happen.
After an amazing two years at TrueML, I started the founder journey with Supersolid, together with my former boss and mentor Dmitry Sabanin and my best friend Emiliano Migliorata. We’re building in fintech and quantitative trading, and we work with other founders as a cofounding team on their ideas.
I tackle problems methodically, and I rely a lot on my team. I like failing fast, shipping small concrete iterations, and learning from what actually happens. I’m interested in simple and complex problems alike. A lot more so in the person and the idea behind each problem.
My goal as an engineer is to bridge the gap between an idea and its implementation. Make it real, make it work, and keep improving it. Below is what I’m building now, the client work already shipped, and the hobby projects and experiences that brought me here.
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The studio I started this year with Dmitry Sabanin, my former boss and mentor, and Emiliano Migliorata, my best friend. We build our own products, and we cofound with other founders on theirs.

An open-source agentic workflow platform. In continuous development since January 2026 and running unattended on a cloud VM since June, reachable through Slack (and more channels), trusted with real infrastructure: feature development and reviews, watchdogs, nightly digests, incident detection, and a knowledge store it maintains itself.

A self-funded systematic fund. An Erlang engine runs strategies against live orderbooks, every market and instrument its own actor, with a web console and a native Mac and iPhone app built to view and manage platform processes. Our own capital, our own risk.
A social marketplace for the sea: a live chart of boats, chat between guests, captains and providers, and a marketplace underneath it. Live in the App Store.

A concierge for Ibiza. A WhatsApp agent takes a request in plain language — a table, a boat, a villa — and turns it into something bookable, with checkout attached. Complementary to Keonda. Webapp live.
Client work. Finished, handed over, up and running.

A multilingual event-production site for an Argentina-to-Ibiza crew, with the public brand, Dharma, Boiler Cook, crew pages, print-ready QR assets, and an internal booking desk that turns Ibiza calendars, artist fees and warm-path relationships into a shortlist for monthly guest slots.

CRM built for a rising logistics and beverage distribution firm in Ibiza: route planning, customer records, order intake, collections, stock and invoicing. A field app for a phone in a van, an admin desk for the office.

An import platform for Argentine companies buying from international suppliers: catalogue, landed-cost simulator, wholesale orders and logistics, wired into MercadoLibre and Tiendanube.

A DJ school and sound rental house in Buenos Aires. Courses, equipment and bookings, in Spanish, for a business that lives on its reputation.
Things I wanted to use. Problems that annoyed me. An interview challenge that got out of hand. There's a why behind every one.
Fitz Roy · Patagonia Because I like trekking. Mountains are amazing, and finding the right information to plan a hiking trip was annoyingly difficult.
So I built trekking guides with traceable sources and 3D route maps from real satellite elevation data. The information I wanted when planning my own trips.
ASCENSOClimb the real mountain.Volcán Lanín · 3,776 m Because it's fun. Game development exposes you to key engineering problems, but it's also an art: a way to tell a story and teach something valuable.
A playable climb of Volcán Lanín in Unreal Engine 5. Real satellite terrain, the Tromen route, and decisions about weather, stamina, and when to turn back.
I wanted to apply my Rust knowledge and open-source something useful. It was surprisingly well received!
What can the chain tell you before a token reaches a listing? A Rust service that watches Raydium events, inspects new tokens, and tracks wallets and holder distribution.

Because searching for a home in Mar del Plata was tedious. The tools and the whole process felt archaic.
Find a home in Argentina by describing what you want. Property scrapers feed a natural-language search, with a second model checking each extraction.
An interview challenge I got a little carried away with. It became a library I reuse whenever a project needs notifications out of the box.
Email and push delivery with a Rust API, queued background workers, and templates that can change without an application deploy.
Music is an important pillar in my life. I like finding ways to have more fun producing music through technology.
Hermes Thrice Worlds brings together the musical, audio, and visual tools I build for my own creative process.
Consulting firms, software factories, startups, and product teams. Argentina, the US, and Europe. Open a role for the work behind it.
Cofounded with Dmitry Sabanin and Emiliano Migliorata. Own products in fintech and quantitative trading; cofounding engineering for other founders.
Agentic workflows team. Promoted from Senior Software Engineer; platform engineering across Java, TypeScript, Scala and Go.
Agentic workflows team. Platform and infrastructure work across the estate, leading to promotion to Senior II.
Developed portfolio management application for IHS Markit.
Built String3, a Layer 1 blockchain system implementing the Actor model with the Akka framework.
End-to-end development of Daruma, an electronic wallet system.
Developed reactive microservices for Latin America's largest e-commerce platform.
Developed services for the Mosaic Energy account.
Microservice development for the Disney account.
Backend, platform, or an agent that has to hold down the fort. I'm in Buenos Aires and I've worked remotely with US and European teams for most of eight years.
dev@supersolid.co · Buenos Aires · Remote US / EU ·