Engineering Physicist & Automation Developer
Engineering Physics graduate combining cloud-based automation, software development, and computational modeling to solve complex problems.
I'm an Engineering Physics graduate (B.S.) from Tecnológico de Monterrey with professional experience spanning cloud-based automation, software development, computational modeling, and engineering project management. My foundation in physics, mathematics, and programming was built through academic research and hands-on professional work.
I combine strong analytical reasoning with proven adaptability across different environments, effective client communication, and a focus on continuous improvement — from deploying LLM-powered automation tools to simulating radiation transport in medical imaging.
Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey • 2021-2025
Thermodynamic and Statistical Physics, Electronics & Materials Lab, Differential and Integral Calculus
Crediclub • Monterrey, Nuevo León, MX
Carrier • Monterrey, Nuevo León, MX
Varsity Tutors • Remote
Constructora IZUR • Hermosillo, Sonora, MX
Academic research and simulation work from Tecnológico de Monterrey
Research internship • 2024
Simulated X-ray radiography and Computed Tomography (CT) scans using Geant4 to model radiation interactions and detector response, then processed raw simulation data in Python for tomographic image reconstruction and quality analysis.
2024
Processed satellite imaging data with Python's rasterio and OGEO libraries to estimate sea surface temperatures, and modeled internal transient thermal distribution for a CubeSat in SolidWorks Flow Simulation to inform passive thermal management design in Low Earth Orbit.
2023
Modeled the non-linear Schrödinger equation in Python using numerical methods to simulate optical pulse propagation, analyzing the influence of power, pulse width, and fiber length to determine optimal signal transmission parameters.
2023
Engineered an N-body gravitational simulation in Python applying RK4 numerical integration to model 3-body orbital mechanics, used to model the James Webb Space Telescope orbit around the Sun-Earth L2 Lagrange point.
Python, VBA (Excel Macros), MATLAB, C++, R, Mathematica, Julia
PowerBI, MySQL, Postgres, Excel, SAP, Minitab, SolidWorks, Creo, Windchill, Ansys Fluent, Azure, Git/GitHub, COMSOL
Spanish (Native), English (C1) • Customer service, communication, critical thinking, sense of urgency, teamwork, leadership
Coursera
Issued: 2025
University of Colorado Boulder, Coursera
Issued: January 2023
ARARM
Issued: 2020
I'm always open to discussing new opportunities and interesting projects.
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