Hey, I'm
Backend Developer building secure, well-structured APIs and systems with Python and Flask, focused on data logic and clean architecture.
I've got a solid foundation in advanced Python (OOP, decorators, Protocols), and I integrate APIs and LLMs into real backend systems. Lately I've been digging into agent-based architecture and tools like FastAPI and Docker.
Breaking down real-world problems and designing the logic to solve them.
Reading, exploring ideas and constantly improving how I think and build.
Cleaner, more maintainable code with OOP, decorators and Protocols.
Clean code, modular architecture and solid database design.
I care about understanding things from the root. Before I write a single line of code, I research, structure, and think. I enjoy that part as much as the building itself.
That's why fundamentals matter to me, and it's why I took CS50. These days I'm going deeper into advanced Python, and into how LLMs fit into real backend systems, where I think some of the most interesting problems are right now.
I'm not just learning to code. I'm learning to build things that matter.
Backend
Frontend
Blockchain
Hackathon experience — built on Monad testnet.
Currently exploring
Building my path into backend engineering
A backend system that turns fitness-app screenshots into structured data through multimodal LLM extraction (Gemini API), integrating external APIs to build real coaching logic — Zone 2, injury-risk, weather. My CS50x final project.
An on-chain allowance system: a guardian manages USDT funds for dependents — deposits, limits, history and approvals, enforced by a smart contract. Built at a Monad hackathon.
Backend authentication system in Python and Flask — bcrypt hashing, salting and token-based auth — that also simulates real attacks (brute-force, timing) to validate it.
Smaller builds and learning exercises across my stack
Flask fundamentals — auth, sessions, AJAX search and a relational SQLite schema. A CS50 practice project.
A command-line task manager with full CRUD and local JSON persistence. One of my first Python builds.
My first smart contract — a minimal on-chain voting system, deployed on Monad testnet.
A game that adapts to the player by analyzing move patterns and probabilities across rounds — never fully deterministic.
Courses and academic background shaping my path into software engineering
Currently learning
Harvard University
Self-study
Completed
Harvard University
Big School
Coderhouse
Coderhouse
Coderhouse
ITBA - Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires
Outside of programming, I enjoy simple routines that help me stay balanced, curious and connected with the world around me.
I enjoy camping, traveling and spending time in nature. Being outdoors with friends and family helps me disconnect, recharge and come back with a clearer mind.
Running, gym training, yoga and meditation are part of my week routine. I also enjoy reading as a way to train my mind and stay curious.
Cooking is one of my favorite ways to unwind. As a sushi chef, I enjoy preparing homemade meals and experimenting with dishes that connect me with different cultures.
Open to backend roles, remote opportunities, and interesting projects. Let's talk.
Want to collaborate or just say hi?
floresmauror@gmail.com