Technical Lead, Axis HumanSan Martín de los Andes, AR
Full-stack engineer and tech lead. I ship product for teams across Australia, New Zealand and Argentina, and I write open-source tooling that makes agent workflows cheaper, faster and accountable.
Currently
01 - Selected work
Split by how I came to it: products I led or built inside a team, and products I own end to end. Newest first. Each opens a short case study.
02 - Open source
Three active projects on agent infrastructure, and three React libraries on npm.
An agent-agnostic workflow platform. Gives Claude, Gemini or GPT a library of engineering skills across a nine-phase delivery lifecycle - intent, spec, plan, build, review, deploy, scale, polish, maintain. Ships an MCP server, a linkable CLI and a telemetry dashboard.
A local small-language-model layer that sits in front of MCP and the cloud APIs. mcp-gate compresses tool payloads before they reach the editor's context window; llm-gate answers easy requests from a local model and forwards only the hard ones. Keeps a SQLite ledger so the saving is measurable.
Intelligent Response Information System - a voice-agent relay wired into a mobile app, so a spoken request reaches the right agent and comes back as something useful. Built in the open as voice-agent-relay, landing at iris.express. Now adding a dev team to the suite: AI agents that deliver software the way I run delivery - thin slices, criteria locked before the build, independent AI reviewers, and my sign-off before anything ships - built on slm-gate and tech-lead-stack.
The mobile app and the dev team are private - only the relay is open source.
Analytics and user-journey tracking for React - dataLayer, GTM and GA4 without the copy-paste.
npmrepoPlots the relationship between two or more variables on an X/Y grid. Built for risk and safety matrices.
npmrepo: react-matrixdemoInteractive action points layered over an image, video or carousel.
npmrepo: react-hud03 - Stack
Grouped by what it's for, not by logo. These are my defaults, not my limits - picking up whatever stack a team already runs on is part of the job.
TypeScript · React · Next.js · React Native · Angular · Vite · Tailwind CSS · Radix
Node.js · NestJS · Laravel · PostgreSQL · Supabase · Firebase · GraphQL · SQLite
MCP · Ollama · Anthropic · OpenAI · Google · Langfuse
Vercel · Google Cloud · DigitalOcean · Playwright · Jest · GA4 · GTM · MapBox
04 - About
I danced from the age of six and retired at twenty-eight, seven of those years professionally with the Royal New Zealand Ballet. In the performing arts you're cast in a role whether or not it suits you, given a fixed number of rehearsals, and the curtain goes up on the date printed on the tickets. You chase perfection but never wait for it: you give your best on the night, then walk back into the studio the next morning and raise the bar. I build software the same way.
I started writing code in 2017, alongside a Bachelor of Information Technology at QUT specialising in Business Analysis and IT Management - a degree that is explicitly about turning business requirements into technical ones. That's still the part of the job I'm best at. I'd rather bring stakeholders along in plain language than hand them a document.
Australian born, now a resident in Argentina. I've led teams at Axis Human and datakimia, and built product for CSIRO, Console Group, Little Hinges and The Fleet Office. I've been shipping Next.js since 2019, when I built for AIME - the framework was new and Vercel didn't exist yet.
Outside of work I go on epic camping adventures, hike, sit by an open fire, and have a temperamental interest in learning the fine art of cartography.
The value in human learning is not the endpoint. It is the time spent inside the uncertainty before resolution arrives.
05 - Work together
Open to lead & senior roles · remote, AR time zoneOpen to lead & senior roles
I'm open to full-time roles, contract work, and architecture reviews for teams building with AI agents. If you're a recruiter, the CV below has the long version and I reply to everything within a couple of days.
I'm based in Argentina (GMT-3) and work with teams across the globe. How well that works depends more on a team's communication culture than on the clock, and I'll shift my mornings to meet you partway. In agentic development, clear communication matters more than ever: an idea nobody can articulate is one neither the team nor its agents can build.