MD. Marc Diaz

Now.

The market looks highly productive, thanks to heavy use of AI. The real problem isn't the technology. It's the lack of judgment. Designing systems takes focus. Applications need to solve concrete problems, on the premise that less is more. Real engineering means finding the exact trade-off between system efficiency and user experience. Scaling a product blindly makes it unsustainable. That's why every technical step gets discussed — to keep quality under control and stay on course.

01Judgment over tooling 02Less is more 03Exact trade-off 04Quality control
Degree B.Sc. in Computer Science — Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)

Selected Work

SaaS Photography Personalization
Platform architecture

Kromacat↗

Cross-disciplinary design and development. Kromacat is a multiplatform personal photography ecosystem, web and Android on a single backend. A real home for the visual identity of photographers, illustrators, and creators. The public profile is personalized through visual themes, called Styles. The grid holds the curated portfolio. The feed follows whoever the user chooses, in chronological order. Pitch adds a chat-style space, one avatar and a one-way, chronological column of bubbles, for whatever doesn't fit the grid.

Education Languages Spaced repetition
Product design

Diǎn Diǎn 点点↗

Web app to learn Mandarin Chinese and French in short sessions. Three levels per topic. The first teaches with pinyin, audio, and short explanations. The second removes pinyin and requires recognizing the characters. The third generates new sentences with accumulated vocabulary. Spaced repetition, points, and streaks, in a single HTML file, with no accounts or installation.

C# Unity Blender Content
Content creation

GAMA — Tech & Game Dev

Creating and publishing technical content. GAMA is the alias behind game development tutorials — C# scripting in Unity, modeling in Blender — aimed at people just starting out in the field.

Cross-domain notes.

Real situations that cross at least two domains. The kind of thing rarely found in a single manual.

Open channels.

Open to discussing business cases, digital products, and software architecture.