I'm Facundo. I build systems that scale—and occasionally break them to learn

My journey began as a Frontend Engineer where I fell hard for Tailwind CSS. Their utility-first approach philosophy towards UI design opened my eyes to a clearer path for crafting interfaces. This foundation naturally evolved into my work with the T3 stack, where I discovered rapid prototyping and end-to-end ownership.

Throughout the years, I've always liked building things from zero-to-one. From requirements to architecture to deployment, nothing beats that feeling of shipping a complete solution. This process has made me deeply grateful for the pioneers behind tools like Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, and Linear—true giants whose shoulders I stand on.

Over years of shipping MVPs and untangling performance bottlenecks at Til, my interest has evolved from writing code to crafting systems where code is just the implementation detail. I've learned that the real magic happens at the architecture level—when you design patterns that compound their value over time, making every new feature easier to build than the last.

Today, I'm searching for that sweet spot between rapid innovation and sustainable engineering. I'm fascinated by technical challenges that require both pragmatic solutions and forward-thinking design—like the problems Turso is solving with edge databases. I want to build systems that balance immediate needs with long-term sustainability, where craftsmanship doesn't have to be sacrificed for speed.

When I'm not knee-deep in code, you'll find me running through the park with my dog, working out at the gym, or playing paddle with friends on weekends. I've also been gathering the courage to start Brazilian jiu-jitsu. Maybe 2025 is the year I finally sign up...