AI strategy and prioritization
Identify opportunities in real workflows and choose where to start based on value, feasibility, and team readiness.
AI adoption · Engineering leadership
I help leadership teams move from scattered AI experiments to practical, AI-enabled operations. We find high-value workflows, pilot with clear measures, and scale what proves useful.
Practical adoption, grounded in real engineering work.
01Where I can help
I connect AI strategy, engineering, and daily work to turn ideas into improvements teams can use and measure.
Identify opportunities in real workflows and choose where to start based on value, feasibility, and team readiness.
Pilot assistants, agents, and small applications that fit the processes and systems teams already use.
Support people through new workflows, define clear signs of success, and scale solutions that prove useful in practice.
02How I work
A clear path helps teams turn promising ideas into dependable ways of working.
Discuss a projectMap the repetitive, high-effort work where AI could make a meaningful difference.
Prioritize opportunities by value, feasibility, risk, and the team’s readiness.
Set a useful baseline, test with real work, and keep people in the decision loop.
Turn a successful pilot into an owned workflow with clear measures and room to improve.
Engineering · Teams · AI adoption
I’m an engineering leader based in Medellín, Colombia. I’ve worked across e-commerce, fintech, logistics, banking, and healthcare — leading teams, shipping software, and helping people adopt practical AI-native ways of working.
AI should make good work easier to repeat.
— EG04Background
Leadership and hands-on engineering across teams, products, and markets in Latin America and beyond.
Explore the full resumeOct 2025–Nov 2026
Led engineering teams working on CX Studio and Bug Management across Mercado Libre’s ecosystem in seven Latin American markets.
Apr 2023–Sep 2025
Developed and supported the high-traffic Help Portal for Mercado Libre, Mercado Pago, and Mercado Envíos users across Latin America.
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