I'm in the final year of Software Engineering at the University of Seville, with every course passed, and I learn backend engineering and Application Security by shipping real projects: a phishing detector, a secret scanner, a local-first study tool and a honeypot lab. Every project starts from the same question: how does this work under pressure? And none is finished until it ships with tests and CI.
Security appeals to me because it forces two perspectives at once: the builder's and the attacker's. So I write software assuming someone will try to break it.
- English
- B2 Cambridge certified Preparing for Cambridge C1 Advanced
Looking for a curricular internship to start as soon as possible. Along with my final-year project, it is all that's left of my degree; I expect to graduate in 2027.
Preparing the website for Los Pata Negra, our team for UniRaid 2027.
Projects I've built.
From Security+ to OSCP.
The plan: fundamentals first, then cloud, then offensive security. Alongside it, I keep building tools like the ones above.
After Security+: eJPT, then OSCP.
Stack, by project.
Also in my toolkit:
UniRaid.
I'm taking part in UniRaid 2027 with Los Pata Negra, a team joining this student solidarity rally across Morocco in a Renault Super 5 to deliver humanitarian aid to underserved communities.
Team website: coming soon
Something to build or break?
I'm looking for a curricular internship to start as soon as possible, and I'm open to collaborations and projects. The fastest way to reach me: