Work

At KPMG since November 2025.

Aerial photo of the Núñez de Balboa solar plant with its site footprint outlined in white

Núñez de Balboa, Badajoz, with its footprint from the inventory. Orthophoto: PNOA cedido por © Instituto Geográfico Nacional de España (CC BY 4.0).

KPMG · Computer vision

Finding Spain’s solar farms in satellite imagery

Spain’s solar registries run a year or more behind what is being built, and the public sources disagree on how much is there and where. I built a pipeline in Microsoft Fabric that reads Sentinel-2 imagery from Planetary Computer, runs a segmentation model over it and checks the result against the registries. The inventory holds at least 4,855 solar sites in one table, sends the 775 where sources disagree to a review queue, and has a map agent you can ask what is declared versus what is there.

Presented with Robert Leal at FabCon Europe, Barcelona, 1 October 2026

Session page

Image: Zuyderland Medisch Centrum

Zuyderland Medical Center · AI Engineer

AVA, an AI avatar for patients on the hip and knee ward

Live in Sittard-Geleen since April 2026. Patients talk to an avatar that looks like the ward’s nurses and answers what they ask all day, from visiting hours to whether they may get out of bed. Questions that need a nurse go to a nurse.

Agent design on Microsoft Foundry, React front end

Map of Europe with ICU sites linked to the INDICATE network

Image: INDICATE consortium

INDICATE · Full-stack developer

INDICATE, connecting intensive care data across Europe

Around 30 partners in ten countries, one federated network: the data stays inside each hospital and the analysis travels to it. I work across the stack of the platform researchers use and own its end-to-end tests.

Node.js, Playwright, Azure DevOps