I build things, learn constantly, and want to hear from you
Full-stack developer & AI engineer
Math & Econ at Washington and Lee
Projects
A forecasting tournament for W&L students — paid entry, probability submissions, Brier scores, live leaderboards.
Campus meal swipe sharing app — OTP auth, real-time chat, proof uploads, ratings, and disputes.
Full-stack Next.js application with polished UI, Supabase data flows, and transactional email support.
AI voice workflow for inbound operational calls — natural conversation, call logging, real-time system updates.
E-commerce where users generate custom apparel designs with AI and purchase through Stripe checkout.
DTC site for a grain-free granola brand with Shopify integration and storefront optimized for a local food business.
About
I'm Pedro — a full-stack developer and AI engineer studying Math & Economics at Washington and Lee University.
I build tools that solve real problems, from campus apps used by students every day to AI-powered voice systems. I care about clean architecture, honest interfaces, and shipping things that actually work.
When I'm not vibe-coding, I'm probably reading, watching football, or trying to convince someone that prediction markets are the future.
Lexington, VA
Washington and Lee University
BS Mathematics & BA Economics
Interests
Forecasting, prediction markets, game theory. I run a campus forecasting tournament because I think calibrated thinking is a superpower.
I build with AI every day — voice agents, autonomous workflows, generative tools. Not just using it, but understanding how it works under the hood.
Lifelong fan. I follow tactics, player development, and the business side of the sport. Always down to talk about the beautiful game.
Grew up between Spain and the U.S. I'm drawn to new places, languages, and the way people live differently everywhere you go.
Nonfiction mostly — strategy, psychology, history. I like books that change how you see the world, not just teach you facts.
Wide range — from Latin to electronic to hip-hop. Music is how I decompress and how I find energy to keep building.
Whether it's a project idea, a question, or just to say hello — I'm always open to connecting with interesting people.