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Hi, I'm Agustín.
Software engineer, CTO at Dizenz, and Tech Expert at eagerworks.
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I'm a software engineer who spends most of my time on architecture and product engineering — first as CTO at Dizenz, and as a Tech Expert at eagerworks.
Outside of that, I co-founded and lead programaConNosotros, a Spanish-speaking community of engineers across Latin America. These notes come out of both: real decisions from the job, and conversations from the meetups you see in the photos.
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