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I'm a first-generation Computer Science student at Temple University, minoring in Management Information Systems. My experience includes software engineering with Python and Kubernetes for a weather-modeling platform, on-call technical operations supporting live video streams, and projects in Go and machine learning.
Check out my work →Hey! I'm Edgardo, a first-generation Computer Science student at Temple University minoring in Management Information Systems. I'm drawn to understanding how systems work behind the scenes and combining software engineering, thoughtful design, and automation to solve practical problems.
Currently, I work on a weather-modeling platform team, where I've built Python microservices on Kubernetes and trained a contrail prediction model using Zarr weather data. I also serve as an on-call Technical Operations Agent, monitoring live video streams and troubleshooting incidents through logs and system alerts. Outside of work, I build projects including a football transfer value predictor and a secure password manager in Go.
Here are a few technologies I've been working with recently:
May 2026 — Present
An end-to-end machine-learning pipeline that combines Transfermarkt valuations with FBref statistics, matches player records across sources, and predicts football transfer values using a leakage-safe temporal split.
A local command-line credential vault built in Go with Cobra and SQLite, featuring Argon2 master-password hashing and flags for complete CRUD workflows.
A full-stack Wordle-style game that generates shareable League of Legends challenges, persists game data in SQLite, and exposes reliable REST endpoints for challenge and guess handling.
I'm currently looking for internship opportunities and collaborative projects. Whether you have a question or just want to say hi, my inbox is always open — I'll get back to you as soon as I can.