I'm Dani — a Spanish software engineer who treats software architecture like a carefully balanced ecosystem (or a very picky houseplant: ignore it for a week and it all falls apart). I get genuinely excited about designing systems where each component knows its job, communicates flawlessly, and doesn't randomly throw errors at 3 a.m.

I'm particularly obsessed with geospatial data and how it shapes real-world challenges like transportation, urban mobility, and traffic management. To me, a city is like a distributed system with way too many edge cases — buses, bikes, pedestrians, and any kind of vehicles. I've also worked with cutting-edge technologies such as trying to teach cars to communicate with each other (V2X) and with transportation planning tools.

My tech stack is a bit like my toolbox: React, TypeScript, Bun, Astro, Golang, Flutter, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, C++, Java, PHP, TailwindCSS… basically, if it can ship code, build an interface, or store data without crashing, I've probably played with it.

I think about infrastructure and user experience as two sides of the same coin, because what's the point of a blazing-fast backend if your UI feels like a 90's dial-up?

When I'm not coding for work, I'm probably coding for fun, building small tools that scratch an itch, visualizing messy data until it tells a story, or just experimenting with some new framework that I'll either love or regret in a week.

Oh, and I live with a lop-eared bunny who's tiny, fluffy, and, frankly, the true CTO of the household. I just work here.