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Juan de Dios Alvarez

The unreadable becomes usable.

Twenty years of taking whatever was scattered, manual, or simply too dense for anyone to get through — and turning it into something a team can run, trust, and build on. This page describes what I solve, not where I've worked.

01

a process that lives in one person's head, and in spreadsheets only they understand

becomes

a system the whole team can run, trust, and hand off — every figure traceable back to where it came from.

02

a pile of documents, images, or signals no one has time to read one by one

becomes

a model that reads it for them, tested until it holds up outside a demo, not just inside one.

03

a subject nobody in the room understands yet

becomes

people who can use it themselves — the goal was never to be the only one who understands it.

Verify first
I check what the material actually says before building anything on top of it. Assumptions taken here cost more later, in every domain.
Design for handoff
A system only has value once the people it's for can use it without me in the room. I build toward that moment, not away from it.
Prove it small
A working, narrow version that demonstrates the approach comes before the full build. Scale follows demonstrated value.
Domain-agnostic
Physics, agriculture, legal text, retail, classrooms, public institutions — the subject changes every time. What I bring to it does not.
Education
Doctoral candidate, Physics
Large-scale scientific data analysis · multinational research collaboration
Master's, Computer Science
Machine learning & language processing
Bachelor's, Physics & Mathematics
Data acquisition & signal processing
Languages
EspañolNative
EnglishProfessional
ItalianoBasic–Intermediate
FrançaisBasic

Available to relocate. The logistics of moving are not the obstacle — finding the right fit is.