Currently artist / frontend developer + designer @ the Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship (CNDLS), Georgetown University / based in Washington, D.C.
Previously MAGIC grantee @ Columbia University and Stanford University's Brown Institute of Media Innovation / NYT Games / Sneakaway Studio / Davidson College / other cool places
About
Born in Cali, Colombia, and raised between there and São Paulo, I wound up in DC via Davidson College where I studied Computer Science and Studio Art.
Currently, I am a Frontend Developer at the Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship at Georgetown University. In the past, I've worked somewhere across the designer-developer spectrum in various projects, such as Tally Saves the Internet and the New York Times Games.
I have also led and participated in a series of art projects. Currently, I am concluding my contribution to The Kitchen Project as a MAGIC grant recipient. Over the last few years, my work has been featured and awarded in multiple shows, including my solo exhibition El Que No Salte. Over the coming years, we'll see.
Selected works
El Que No Salte 
Center for New Designs in Learning and Scholarship site redesign 
The Kitchen Project 
Visit the Poster Project page 
NYT Games error and maintenance pages