Work · 2013 to now
Ten years of tools for experts who decide with data.
Five case studies, written in depth, and a set of smaller projects with a few images each. Filter by the kind of work.
Case studies
NIC Chile · 2021–2025 · Lead designer
ReCon: arbitration performance, made visible
One monitoring tool replaced four systems and a set of spreadsheets for the people running Chile's domain disputes.
AC3E · 2025–2026 · UX/UI lead
AC3E: from a reporting form to a management intranet
A research center's platform only reported upward. Interviews with six groups turned a form redesign into a management intranet, starting with a billing dashboard: projected vs actual, by area.
SERNAGEOMIN · 2018–2019 · Lead designer
Cero Accidente: an AI ranking inspectors could trust
A model ranked 3,905 mines by risk; the design showed inspectors why each one ranked where it did.
Rubin Observatory · 2017–2021 · Lead designer
L.O.V.E.: a control room for a telescope still being built
Four and a half years designing monitoring and control before the main user, the data or much of the hardware existed.
Ministry of Transport, Chile · 2017–2018 · Designer and front-end
CMB: one map for a city's buses
Real-time monitoring for Santiago's bus control room, with semantic zoom and a history view for recurring events.
Selected work
NASA hackathon · 2024
Helio-KNOW
Comparing a scientist's model with identified conjunctions, across a network of space-weather phenomena.
LACTLD · 2023–2026
Regional ccTLD reports
Report structure and charts for country-domain registries across Latin America.
ALMA · ESO · 2017–2019
Integrated alarm system
One alarm view for 66 antennas and the buildings around them, where an error is not automatically an alarm.
Everything, by year
- 2025–2026AC3EAC3ECase study
- 2024Helio-KNOWNASA hackathonSelected work
- 2023–2026Regional ccTLD reportsLACTLDSelected work
- 2021–2025ReConNIC ChileCase study
- 2018–2019Cero AccidenteSERNAGEOMINCase study
- 2017–2021L.O.V.E.Rubin ObservatoryCase study
- 2017–2018CMBMinistry of Transport, ChileCase study
- 2017–2019Integrated alarm systemALMA · ESOSelected work