Summary
Uriel De Urquidi is an AI engineer and software developer with nine years of experience applying scalable engineering to urban planning challenges, currently building data-driven platforms at Tecnológico de Monterrey to visualize urban expansion, rank city resilience, and pilot ML-based crowd counting in parks. He combines backend reliability and automation expertise honed at Twitter—where he led tooling and processes for a global JDK 11 migration—with front-end design and narrative-driven visualizations that make technical insights actionable for policymakers and activists. Comfortable across Python, Scala, React and cloud tooling, Uriel bridges JVM/infra work and ML prototypes to turn research questions about mobility and sustainability into production-ready tooling. He brings a practical habit of shipping automation and UX improvements and a knack for translating complex urban datasets into intuitive interfaces that influence planning decisions.
10 years of coding experience
Bachelor's degree Computer Science, Bachelor's degree Computer Science at Tecnológico de Monterrey
Spanish, English