Bio
Andi is probably best defined as a service-oriented individual. In his own words, “I like it when what I do is useful for me, and also for others”. A dedicated father, teacher and engineer, he invests himself fully in every aspect of his life. He’s an avid reader, a perennial learner and always curious about the workings of things. He sees a stimulating parallel between programming and life sciences: software, for him, emulates a biological organism in the way it grows and develops organically. Andi has a multifaceted background, with four years studying veterinary sciences, another two studying literature, and then finally entering the tech and programming realm by way of praxis: he started coding and building things as a trainee, got hooked and then decided to shift the focus of his studies. Last year, Andi began teaching Persistence Strategies and Interface Design at the National University of Hurlingham (UNAHUR).