Backend Engineer · Data Scientist
Building
systems that
handle
real data.
Python developer focused on data pipelines, ETL infrastructure, and backend architecture. Based in Montevideo, Uruguay. Open to interesting problems.
Emiliano
G.O.
Montevideo, Uruguay
Backend developer and data scientist. I work mostly in Python: pipelines, APIs, and the infrastructure that keeps them running. I care about clean architecture, good documentation, and building things that hold up under load.
I learn by building things until they break, then figuring out why. Also run LibreCourseUY, an open source organization promoting the OSS ecosystem in Uruguay.
Arch (btw) :D
Stack
Thoughts on backend, data, and building things.
Python Package · PyPI
DBWarden
DBWarden is a SQL-first migration system for SQLAlchemy that replaces Python-based migration workflows with explicit, reviewable SQL generated directly from your models. No migration runtime, no generated Python scripts. Built-in rollback, schema snapshots, offline CI generation, pre-deploy impact analysis, multi-database support, and a full CLI for managing the complete migration lifecycle from init through production rollbacks.
Python Package
schemap
Automatic Pydantic v2 schemas from SQLAlchemy 2.0 ORM models.
Web App
Site Twilight
Internal web system for SCP:RP roleplay environment management.
Open Source · Uruguay
LibreCourseUY
An open source organization focused on promoting the FOSS ecosystem in Uruguay. We build and maintain free tools, services, and infrastructure for the Uruguayan developer community, and anyone who wants to contribute.
What started as a small side project to help some friends grew into a 30-person operation with hundreds of members, all focused on learning, growing together, and building useful projects for our country.
Co-maintainer
FastAPI-boilerplate
Async FastAPI template with SQLAlchemy 2.0, Pydantic V2, PostgreSQL, Redis, and a plugin system. Contributor to documentation and project maintenance.
~2k stars · 286 forks
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I focus on documentation quality and keeping the project accessible for people building real
things with FastAPI. I was named co-maintainer in v0.18.0, the pluggable restructure release.
Devoted to maintaining a healthy ecosystem where contribution is easy and expansion is seamless.