Founder · Computer Scientist · Software Engineer · Systems Architect · Coach
I build systems that return what was kept from people, wealth, knowledge, safety, agency. Not as charity. As infrastructure. I come from Puerto Rican and Cape Verdean roots, raised in New England, computer scientist by education and software engineer by training, and I have spent my career asking the same question everywhere I go: who does this system actually serve?
I grew up between worlds, Puerto Rican warmth and Cape Verdean resilience. Two cultures with long memories of what it costs when systems fail the people inside them.
That inheritance is its own education. I knew what a broken system costs long before I knew how to build a better one. So when I attended the University of Connecticut and earned my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering, I wasn't just learning to code. I was learning to build exits.
I am queer, married to my wonderful wife Hayley, a proud cat mom to four very opinionated cats, and a lifelong reader. I gravitate most to autobiographies for the real stories that don't get told in textbooks, and science fiction and fantasy for the ones that ask the most honest questions about power, freedom, and radical transformation.
Puerto Rican culture taught me that community is a system, and that the most important part of any system is whether the people inside it feel supported.
Cape Verdean resilience is generational, built across ocean crossings and histories that required people to create everything from very little. It shaped how I think about what structures are worth keeping and which ones must be rebuilt from the ground up.
My Cape Verdean grandmother was an indentured servant. She was never taught to read. I am the first engineer in my family, and part of the first generation of women to earn a bachelor's degree. New England gave me access to an education I did not take lightly, because I knew exactly what it had cost to get there.
Being queer, Latina, and a builder in tech are all the same person, in the same body, making the same decisions. I show up whole, everywhere.
Not a roadmap. Not a sequence. A gravitational field. Click a planet, the story comes to you.
click a planet · the story comes to you
Every problem has a system behind it. I find the structure before I build the solution, because a patch on a broken system is just a slower version of the same failure.
I build for the long arc, tools that compound across generations, not just quarters. Wealth, safety, and agency are not individual wins. They travel through families.
Designed for those the default system excluded first. Not as an afterthought, as the load-bearing assumption. Everyone else still benefits. That's the point.
Information asymmetry is a weapon. I build systems that put the facts, all of them, in the hands of the people who need them most. Truth is not a premium feature.
On systems thinking, decolonized design, AI empowerment, and building ventures that serve the people most excluded by default systems.
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