About

Curious about the whole system.

I’m Agustin Nari, an advanced Computer Engineering student at UADE with the intermediate Information Systems Analyst qualification. My main technical foundation is Java and backend development, complemented by hands-on web, mobile, database, integration and simulation projects. I’m interested in understanding problems and building solutions across computing and technology.

Perspective

Architecture is a conversation between decisions.

The familiar faster-horses idea makes me think about the difference between what someone asks for and what they need to solve. Listening, asking questions and understanding the context help us choose what to build.

Technical toolbox

Define inputs, errors and expectations before connecting services.

A notebook of questions

Cover

Another dimension to an idea.

PERSPECTIVE NOTES

From request to possibility.

Listen to the request. Understand the need.

A personal reflection

The request

Faster horses.

The initial request is a valuable clue. Before changing it, I want to understand what leads someone to ask for it.

People
Listening
Needs

A saying. A question.

If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.

Listen

The request is a starting point, not a conclusion.

A saying of disputed attribution; not a verified Henry Ford quotation. About the attribution — The Henry Ford

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Faster horses.

The initial request is a valuable clue. Before changing it, I want to understand what leads someone to ask for it.

Listen first. A need is not something to guess.

What are we trying to solve?

Arriving sooner? Travelling with less effort? Carrying something? Questions help us examine the assumption while respecting the person who raised it.

A better question opens possibilities.

No need exists in isolation.

People, journeys, resources and constraints shape the options. I want to understand how they connect before choosing a solution.

Context gives alternatives their meaning.

Choose. Build. Revisit.

Compare alternatives, implement a solution that makes sense and check whether it helps. Software, data and processes need to work together.

Thoughtful decisions become something that works.

Listen. Question. Understand. Build. Returning to the question is part of building, too.

Journey

Computer Engineering
UADE — Universidad Argentina de la Empresa · March 2023–present · advanced student, degree in progress. Expected graduation: December 2027.
Information Systems Analyst (Analista en Informática) · completed intermediate university qualification within this course.
Academic average: 9.11/10.

Languages

Native Spanish · Advanced English

Cambridge B2 First: Grade A, CEFR C1 · IELTS: CEFR C1.

Directions I’m exploring

01 / 05Software & integration

Understand problems, design contracts and connect components with clear responsibilities.

Beyond code

Interests and hobbies I enjoy outside my projects: sports, Formula 1 and technology.

Football

The game and the excitement of following a match.

Football

The game and the excitement of following a match.

Strength training

The gym and strength training.

Running

Running and enjoying movement outdoors.

Formula 1

The racing, the cars and the decisions at every Grand Prix.

Hardware and devices

Computers, components and technology in general.

Connect

Get in touch by email, connect on LinkedIn or explore my projects on GitHub.

Email ↗agusnari21@gmail.com LinkedIn ↗https://www.linkedin.com/in/agustin-nari GitHub ↗https://github.com/AgustinNari View resume ↗Download resume ↓

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