Fernando Pacheco is a Uruguayan civil-hydraulic and environmental engineer with 11+ years leading consulting and software development at InGeSur, where he has delivered hydrogeological, water-quality and GIS solutions across Latin America and Africa. He blends domain expertise in groundwater and environmental policy with hands-on open-source software skills—Python, C++, Qt, PostgreSQL/PostGIS and map servers—building spatial databases and custom map services for applied water-resource management. His career spans public-sector environmental leadership (DINAMA, UNDP) and technical project roles creating national-scale information systems and potable water modeling, giving him strong experience translating regulatory needs into operational GIS tools. Trained in free-software development and advanced GIS (Másteres from UOC and Girona), he is equally at home designing policy-grade environmental assessments and shipping pragmatic, extensible software for field-driven hydrogeology. An understated differentiator: he routinely pairs high-level environmental diagnostics with low-level system design, so assessments are delivered with maintainable, open-source implementations.
11 years of coding experience
Máster Software Libre, Software Libre, Máster Software Libre, Software Libre at Universidad Oberta de Catalunya
Curso internacional de hidrología subterránea, Agua subterránea, Hidrogeología, Hidrología, Curso internacional de hidrología subterránea, Agua subterránea, Hidrogeología, Hidrología at Universidad Politécnica de Catalunya
Ingeniero Civil H/A, Hidráulica, Medio Ambiente, Ingeniero Civil H/A, Hidráulica, Medio Ambiente at Facultad de Ingeniería, Universidad de la República
Máster Unigis, Sistemas de información geográfica, GIS, SIG, Máster Unigis, Sistemas de información geográfica, GIS, SIG at Universidad de Girona
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