Software Engineering student · University of Sevilla · Seville, Spain
Backend & AI enthusiast. Tested code, clear docs, always learning.
I'm Raúl, a Software Engineering student at the University of Sevilla, based in Seville, Spain. I focus on clean backend engineering and AI. Beyond the degree, I keep digging into the video game industry and other topics I'm passionate about, starting new side projects to learn new technologies and stay in constant training.
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TrackerCG Fullstack manager for personal TCG collections (MTG, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, …) with automatic market valuation, portfolio dashboard & global card search. FastAPI · SQL · JavaScript · Scraping · 84+ automated tests open repository |
Senku-IA Automated AI planning agent for the Senku puzzle written in PDDL. PDDL · Python · AI Planning private — demo available on request |
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La Jugonzana del Friki Django system to digitalize a geek store: catalog, click&collect, table booking with anti-overlap validation, event calendar & community forum. Django · HTMX · Bootstrap · SQL open repository |
Unstable Unicorns Group project for Software Design & Testing (DP1, US): a Java adaptation of the card game Unstable Unicorns. Java · React · JUnit · OOP private |
I'm looking for internships and a Final Degree Project (TFG), ideally in backend development or AI. I believe software should be tested, documented and well-designed — and I like to prove it with automated tests and clear documentation. I pick things up fast and I ship.
Now: deep-diving FastAPI and async SQL, and bringing my side projects up to production grade.
Next: React single-page apps, software design patterns and testing, more AI planning.
Goals: land an internship, build a strong TFG, and keep growing as an engineer.
| Tip | Rarity |
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| Always keep your code tested and your dependencies tidy. | S |
| A first-try deployment is about as rare as a chase card. | S |
| Review code as carefully as you'd inspect a collectible. | R |
| Document as you go — future you will thank you. | R |
| Ship small, ship often: a working demo beats a perfect plan. | R |
Always double-sleeve your code. — RaulJimPer
Carmona, Seville, Spain


