What I care most about is how people find each other: the right mentor, the right table, the right problem to spend a life on. Most of what I build is matching, in some disguise.

Founding engineer at Vento, an AI-native operating system for restaurants. I own architecture across the agentic stack while we scale from pilot to dozens of clients on two continents.

Computer science at Carnegie Mellon↗, class of 2029.

Technical lead at Rede Mulher Empreendedora, matching mentors to 3M+ women entrepreneurs in Brazil. Sub-second, at 100× less than naive LLM calls.

Two years as a software engineer at iFood↗, Latin America's largest delivery platform: 11 services, 600M+ requests a day, 400 thousand restaurants that could not afford a minute of downtime. I built the audit API their partners now call 6,000 times a month.

Led five friends turning CERN collision data into neural art. First in Latin America, out of five hundred teams.

Pandemica↗: an agent-based simulation of a million people that out-forecast two benchmark models. My honors thesis, and the reason I trust simulations a little and respect epidemics a lot.

Jane Street's FOCUS program, may 2026. (Still thinking about OCaml.)

Technology fellow at Fundação Estudar↗; before that, founded a STEM olympiad club and collected national medals with it.

Lists of books, beliefs, advice, places, and the times I've felt unnaturally lucky. Public storage; take anything.

This site is my Pasárgada. Perder-se também é caminho.