Available for ambitious engineering teams

Oliver RecordonBuilding reliable mobile, cloud, and data systems around real operational needs

Computer Science Engineer focused on turning messy workflows into clean UX, stable software, and systems that hold up in production.

About / 01

The things that shape how I engineer

This is the layer behind the resume: the patterns, obsessions, and side interests that keep showing up in how I build.

Portrait, workspace, robotics, or studio visual
Portrait, workspace, robotics, or studio visual

Portrait, workspace, robotics, or studio visual

How That Shows Up

I like understanding how systems behave under real constraints, then simplifying the experience without losing rigor. The same curiosity that pulls me toward automation and high-performance machines also shows up in product decisions, architecture choices, and small tools I build for fun.

I am most engaged when a problem mixes operational complexity, technical precision, and room to make something cleaner than it was before. That shows up in software, but also in automation, robotics, aircraft systems, military technology, and side experiments built just because the idea is worth exploring.

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Automation by Instinct

If a workflow feels repetitive or fragile, I naturally start looking for the system behind it and how to improve it.

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Technical Range with Taste

I enjoy moving between cloud infrastructure, mobile UX, applied AI, and experimental side projects without losing focus.

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Curiosity Outside the Job

Robotics, fighter planes, defense tech, music production, and coding for fun are not filler interests. They are part of how I think.

Passive Strengths

Automation Instinct90%
Systems Curiosity94%
Hands-On Iteration88%
Technical Taste86%

Signals That Repeat

Mindset

I translate messy operations into cleaner systems

Real workflows are rarely elegant. I like making them clearer, more reliable, and easier to work with day to day.

Interests

I gravitate toward precision-driven technology

Robotics, aviation, and military systems keep my attention because they combine performance, engineering discipline, and real-world constraints.

Outside work

I keep making technical things for the sake of making them

Coding experiments, automation ideas, and music production keep the creative side of engineering active even when there is no deliverable attached.

Projects / 02

Selected work with operational weight behind it

A mix of mobile, cloud, and applied AI work. The structure supports richer media later, including hover video previews where they make sense.

Project Gallery

Cloud System
Cloud System01

AWS Data Pipeline for Tax Data

Designed and deployed an AWS-based pipeline using EC2, Lambda, Step Functions, Athena, S3, and Metabase to process large SII tax datasets and turn them into usable analysis and dashboards.

AWS+Lambda+Athena+MetabaseData Pipelines
Mobile Product
Mobile Product02

Mobile Food Ordering App

Built a React Native and PostgreSQL mobile ordering flow for the university environment, reducing average wait times by 23% through a better connection between digital orders and on-campus operations.

React NativePostgreSQLMobile UXOperations
AI Research
AI Research03

AI-Powered Dental Radiograph Analysis

Developed a deep learning system with Python, TensorFlow, and OpenCV to detect and classify dental cavities from radiographic images, reaching 88% validation accuracy and an F1-score of 0.84.

PythonTensorFlowOpenCVApplied AI
Interactive Web
Interactive Web04

Collaborative Music Queue Platform

Created a party-based web platform with Next.js, Tailwind, and Spotify API that lets users join via QR or code entry, vote on songs, and gives DJs dynamic playlist control.

Next.jsSpotify APIRealtime UXSocial Product
Case Study
Case Study05

AWS Architecture Case Study

Evaluated monolithic, microservices, and serverless architectures for agricultural inventory systems in an AWS-based thesis project, comparing tradeoffs in scalability, maintainability, operational complexity, and fit for real inventory workflows.

AWSArchitecture+Monolith+Microservices+Serverless

Skills / 03

Tools I actually reach for when building

Not a keyword wall. This is the stack behind the work: the technologies I use, the areas I combine, and the way I tend to operate across projects.

Layer 01

Languages / Scripting

Python
JavaScript
SQL
C/C++
Ruby
TypeScript

Layer 02

Frameworks

React
Next.js
React Native
Ruby on Rails
Django
Flask
TensorFlow
Tailwind

Layer 03

Cloud & Tools

AWS Lambda
PostgreSQL
MySQL
Firebase
Metabase
Docker
Git/GitHub
Postman
Vercel
DigitalOcean
Jupyter
Kali Linux

Layer 04

Soft Skills

Ownership
Clear Communication
+Adaptability
+Problem Solving
+User Empathy
+Fast Iteration
+Operational Clarity
+Team Collaboration
Capability Areas

Capability Areas

I tend to work across product-facing software and technical systems at the same time, moving between implementation, infrastructure, operational context, and the user experience that ties it all together.

Mobile01

Operational app delivery

React Native work shaped around real warehouse usage, field validation, and day-to-day adoption.

Web02

Product interfaces and tools

From interactive web products to algorithm visualizers, I like building interfaces that make systems easier to understand.

Cloud03

AWS-first systems thinking

Comfortable designing around Lambda, S3, EC2, Step Functions, and Athena for practical system workflows.

AI04

Applied intelligence

I use machine learning where it adds real detection, analysis, or decision-support value.

Cybersecurity05

Security-oriented exploration

Packet sniffing, threat analysis ideas, and cybersecurity study are becoming part of the way I build and investigate systems.

Experience / 04

Work shaped by real users and operational context

From agricultural inventory workflows to production web delivery, I’ve worked closest to the points where software has to be practical, stable, and easy to adopt.

Experience Timeline

June 2025 - November 2025

Mobile Application Developer

AgroInventario · Santiago, Chile

Built software around real warehouse operations, with the product shaped by on-site constraints instead of idealized assumptions.

Built and shipped a React Native tablet app for agricultural warehouse inventory control.

Designed UX flows for fast scanning and data entry, improving reliability through field testing and iteration.

Integrated the app with existing operational tools and processes to reduce manual tracking friction.

Led on-site validations with users to support adoption, simple training, and stable day-to-day use.

React NativeMobile UXField ValidationOperations
January 2024 - May 2024

Software Engineer

AMR Films · Chile

Worked on a web product while strengthening the delivery habits that make iterative teams move faster and with less friction.

Contributed to building a new web experience and shipped features in collaboration with the team.

Implemented improvements that streamlined internal workflows and supported day-to-day productivity.

Strengthened version control, testing and QA habits, and iterative development practices.

WebDeliveryQACollaboration

How I tend to work

I do my best work when software is tied to real operations. That means understanding the workflow, talking to users, tightening the UX, and making sure the result is stable enough to live beyond a demo.

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Roles

Professional roles delivered across product, mobile, and web contexts.

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Degree

Engineer in Computer Science, completed December 2025 with degree conferral in June 2026.

Education

Universidad de los Andes

Engineer in Computer Science. Completed December 2025, degree conferred June 2026.

Thesis

AWS-Based Architecture Evaluation

Evaluation of monolithic, microservices, and serverless architectures for agricultural inventory systems.

Certification

Google Cybersecurity Certificate

Coursework completed as part of an increasing focus on cybersecurity and threat analysis.

Contact / 05

Open to building useful things with good teams

If the work involves real systems, thoughtful product decisions, and room to build something solid, I’m interested.

Best fit

Best fit

Teams working on mobile products, cloud systems, operational software, data pipelines, or applied AI with a clear real-world purpose.

Location

Santiago, Chile

Open to local and remote collaboration.

Availability

Engineering roles and strong freelance opportunities

Especially where product thinking and systems work need to meet.

Focus

Mobile, cloud, data, AI, cybersecurity

Most interested in work with technical depth and practical impact.

Closing Note

The best conversations usually start with a real problem, a messy workflow, or a system that needs to become more usable.