Summary
Pablo Serrano is a senior software engineer and university professor with 15+ years designing regulated medical device software under IEC 62304 and FDA constraints, where defensive coding, audit traceability, and cryptographic architectures for air-gapped systems are non-negotiable. He combines hands-on C#/.NET expertise with Python, PostgreSQL, and full‑stack skills (React, Node.js, Flutter) and has led vulnerability remediation, risk management (ISO 14971), and compliance-driven architecture changes in production devices. Since 2024 he conducts independent research deploying and benchmarking open-source LLMs on consumer GPUs (RTX 5070 Ti, 16GB VRAM) using Ollama and Open WebUI, systematically measuring code-generation quality and inference performance across languages including Haskell—a language he’s actively studying. That dual focus on highly regulated embedded systems and practical LLM deployment gives him a rare lens on how AI/ML can be safely integrated into medical software lifecycles. He also builds consumer-facing Flutter apps and maintains a home IoT lab, reflecting a pragmatic approach to edge deployment and platform constraints. Outside work he pursues photography, board games, and family time, blending technical rigor with creative and community interests.
9 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
IT, IT at Universidad ORT Uruguay
Proficiency in English (Instituto Cultural Anglo-Uruguayo), Lenguaje Ingles, Proficiency in English (Instituto Cultural Anglo-Uruguayo), Lenguaje Ingles at ANGLO
Universidad de la República
Python, Programación informática, aplicaciones específicas, Python, Programación informática, aplicaciones específicas at Coderhouse
English