Patricio is a partner at Ekumen with more than 15 years in the industry. He has worked in both small and large companies as a successful lead software engineer and people manager.

He loves using, designing and creating software and being involved in projects that could help improve the world we live in, as well as traveling to open his mind. Patricio is passionate about soccer and a supporter of Estudiantes de La Plata.

Last but not the least, he is a really fun person to talk to :)

Guillermo ( Gui ) is a partner of Ekumen, with extensive experience ( 15+ years ) in different IT projects, development and management.

He is passionate about software development, from 8 bit microcontrollers to web applications, and technology in general. In his free time, besides programming, he likes playing soccer, hiking and woodworking.

Agustin is an electronic engineer from National Technological University and is a teaching assistant in Theory of Circuits II. He has more than six years of experience working in software from embedded systems to low level communications protocols to web apps.

He views programming as a means to improve things and make an impact. Most recently he has been contributing algorithms and simulation expertise for autonomous vehicles to open source projects.

Besides programming he likes being with his family and friends, running and playing soccer.

Camila is an Electronics Engineer Student at the University of Buenos Aires. She likes coding in general and is always excited to learn new things but she is particularly interested in the field of robotics.

In her free time, she enjoys doing arts and crafts, such as embroidering, and spending time with family and friends.

Carla is completing her Electronics Engineering degree at the University of Buenos Aires, where she is also a Teaching Assistant since 2018. She is interested in learning about new fields in Electronics Engineering.

She believes that her career has a lot of interesting practical applications. That’s why she has learned about automation and physical electronics at the university. Currently, she is working with sensors and developing Android apps.

In her free time she enjoys reading, cooking pastry and spending time with family and friends.

César is an Electronic Engineer from UTN-FRH, with previous experience in embedded software programming. He has also worked developing projects from scratch in industrial automations.

Besides electronics, he is also a San Lorenzo de Almagro fan, and in his free time he likes swimming and playing tennis. He also loves travelling.

Christian Barceló is a developer and a Computer Engineering student at the University of Buenos Aires. He has been developing for 4 years using Java, Javascript, Python, C++. He previously worked in research and development of new technologies for cinema and interactive stands.

He is passionate about learning everything related to technology and is continuously searching for new things to learn and places to put it in practice.

In his spare time, he usually learns new programming languages, watches interesting movies or reads about discoveries in the fields of physics and maths. He also likes turning coffee into code.

Fabricio is an electronic engineer and working towards his PhD from the University of Buenos Aires. He is also a teaching assistant for the microcontroller laboratory at UBA where he teaches 8-bit microcontrollers to electronic and software engineering students.

He has experience with robotics, programming in ASM, C, C++, Python, Matlab, signal processing, and biomedical engineering.

Fabricio is passionate about science and technology and believes they are the keys to the future.

Fabricio has been passionate about robotics from a young age. He loves researching new things and tackling challenging projects in robotics. He enjoys sharing his knowledge and passion for robotics and is a founding member of the Student Robotics Groups at the National University of San Juan. Fabricio is finishing his last year in Electronic Engineering. He also teaches robotics at the University of La Punta and mentors the high school team for RoboCup.

He had been working on projects using ROS and Gazebo simulating real robots with custom sensors.

In his free time he enjoys reading books, cycling, and hiking.

Fabrizio is an Electronic Engineer from Universidad Católica de Asunción (UCA). While finishing his degree, he was a junior researcher at UCA and a teaching assistant at UNA. He has experience with digital system design and fiber optics networks.

Some of his hobbies include watching video game speedruns, reading books & comics, and playing tabletop games.

Flor is an Electronics Engineer from the University of Buenos Aires. She is a highly motivated quick learner, with experience as a team leader and Python developer in Robotics projects.

She believes that technology is a powerful tool that can be used to improve everyday life in all corners of the world. While at University, she developed her Master Thesis in Biomedical Engineering, building a Neural Network based Brain Computer Interface to help paralyzed patients communicate.

Florencia is passionate about learning new languages as well as meeting new cultures. She loves to spend her free time with family and friends, watching movies or visiting her hometown.

Gerardo is an Electronic Engineer with a MSc. on Electronics (University of La Plata) with a specialization on Embedded Systems (University of Buenos Aires). He’s been working in academics for about a decade, and is currently Associate Professor at the “Advanced Computer Architectures” and “Introduction to Digital Design” courses for Electronic Engineering and Computer Engineering students. Before joining Ekumen he also spent several years working on Global Positioning System receivers for space applications within a research group at the University of La Plata.

He loves learning new tools and methodologies, and is always looking for the next learning opportunity.

When off the clock he likes to spend time reading, dancing salsa, and watching movies. From time to time he has also been known to show interest for playing the guitar, making friendship bracelets, photography, building balsa model planes and a long etc.

Germán is an Electronic Engineering student from the University of San Juan in his final year. Always eager to learn new things and apply that knowledge, he likes programming, web technologies and computer vision. He has recently been developing web applications using Polymer, Angular and React.

In his free time, he enjoys reading books, watching interesting movies and playing tabletop roleplaying games with friends.

Gonzalo de Pedro is a software developer with experience in different systems and industries. He has worked in the aerospace industry, healthcare and retail. He has experience in web technologies and also in back-end, batch and soft real time systems.

When not working he enjoys riding and repairing bicycles and playing the drums in an uruguayan murga or in a afrobazilerian bloko.

Ivan Paunovic is an Electronic Engineer from the National Technological University, where he has been TA in Circuit Theory II since 2016. He likes coding in general, from low-level firmware to high-level software and generally uses Python and C++. He has experience in hardware design, low-level firmware, automation and is now collaborating with ROS 2.

In his free time, he enjoys running, spending time with friends, watching basketball or football matches, learning new languages and traveling.

Jorge Perez is an electronics engineer from the Simon Bolivar University, Venezuela. Before Ekumen, he used to work as a freelancer engineer in firmware/automation projects. At Ekumen he works as a robotics software engineer in ROS2 / Ignition Gazebo projects.

Music is one of his biggest passions, although he started somewhat late, he takes lots of his free time learning how to sing, play ukulele, project his image and create interesting content in his twitter account. Seasoned random content creator, newbie musician.

JuanMa is completing his Electronics Engineer degree at the University of Buenos Aires. He works with C++ and Python and also robotics simulations in Gazebo and ROS.

When he’s not working, he is probably studying to finish his career or, what he loves the most, playing computer games.

He was also a part time bartender for over 8 years and a sailor!

Lola is an Electronics Engineering student at the University of Buenos Aires. She works mostly with C++, Gazebo and ROS. She is into robotics and applied probability. She took elective courses such as Signal Processing, Detection and Estimation Theory and Mobile Robotics with a Probabilistic Approach to contribute to her knowledge on these topics.

In her free time she likes reading and watching movies. She also enjoys playing sports, such as soccer, and running.

Matias is a Software Engineer who loves turning edge-cut ideas into well-coded applications. He’s an enthusiast about learning new things, like understanding new ways of working, and improving both soft skills and tech knowledge. He’s experienced in Web Applications, having worked with several technologies such as Javascript, Node, Typescript and React, among others.

On his free time, Matias likes to get in touch with nature and doing some exercise. When he’s not spending time with family and friends in a BBQ, he may be reading a good book or playing videogames.

Michel is an Electrical Engineering student from the National Technologic University. He is passionate about human knowledge as a whole, specially when it comes to STEM fields, physics and engineering being his first choice.

He’s a fast learner: in a couple months, he picked up with ROS, Gazebo, Grunt, AngularJS, Docker and Ansible technologies to name a few, consistently delivering value to customers when simulating, building, interfacing or deploying their robotic solutions.

In his free time, if not spent with his family or friends, he likes to watch a good movie and play his old guitar.

Nahuel is an Electronics Engineer from National Technological University. He has experience working with embedded systems, using bare-metal firmware, real-time operating systems and reactive event-based frameworks. Lately, he has been working in robotics and simulations.

He is also teaching Computer Science at a local highschool and enjoys learning about technology, mathematics, physics and science in general.

In his spare time, he likes playing bass and watching TV shows.

Steven is an Electronics Engineering student from the National University of Asunción (UNA), who’s currently working on his final degree project.

He enjoys learning new tools to tackle different problems, usually working with technologies such as ROS, Gazebo, Docker and programming in C++ and Python.

In his free time he likes playing video games (being Super Nintendo his favorite console), discovering new music artists of different genres, and grabbing a beer with his friends.