MartínPulitano
I build software, mostly around AI — and I keep the receipts.
Engineer and entrepreneur. Top of my class, twelve hackathons deep, and I ship things that run in production. This is the record.
More than a résumé a competitor.builder.abanderado.founder.competitor.
Selected work
Mostly AI, agents and products. A few are live right now — the rest are in the index.
AI judges trained to evaluate startup pitches — a panel modeled on real experts returns a rubric-based verdict. I built the judge engine, personas and public feed.
An arena where autonomous agents take on coding bounties on-chain — the hard part is automatic, fair evaluation of what actually ships, and paying out for it.
An identity layer for the agentic internet — a verifiable identity per agent, with runtime authorization and a per-action audit trail. Built at Platanus Hack 26.
A private, commission-free marketplace for gated neighborhoods. My first company, shipped solo — concept to launch.
Also in the record
Where I've shipped
From core-banking mainframes to AI infrastructure — and a school that thinks in business.
Right hand to the co-founder of Invisible Technologies and CEO of Ascendancy — calendar, travel, projects, people, finances. My instinct is to turn anything repetitive into software, so I designed and shipped Execution OS to run most of it, and rebuilt the company's bookkeeping into a dedicated app.
Backend, APIs and agent automations for high-volume distributors, where a wrong transcription is a wrong order. I cut transcription errors by 80% on images and 90% on audio, and halved token usage through better prompt and agent design.
Fullstack migration for BBVA and Volkswagen Financial Services — moving 4D systems that carry daily financial volume to Java and Spring Boot, without disturbing production. I built an agentic testing-and-migration pipeline that cut manual effort by ~40%, then helped lead the team into AI.
A private, commission-free marketplace for gated communities. I built and launched the whole product solo — concept, design, Spring Boot backend, Angular frontend. When the model didn't hold, I wound it down. I'd rather kill a bad idea early than scale it.
COBOL Batch & Online, CICS and JCL on the Altamira core. I went in through a 240-hour COBOL course and IBM's Z Xplore All Star programme, then shipped into systems that move real money every day. It taught me that correctness is not negotiable.
The schooling
Highest average in the university's STEM area. A business- and economics-minded school, which suits how I like to work: strategy and product next to the engineering.
Twelve-week startup pre-incubator with UCEIF. I went in with Privium and finished first — ranked top for quality, execution and on-time delivery.
Valedictorian — the highest average across the whole cohort, 9.64 / 10. A bilingual school with a strong focus on STEM.
Building the room, then winning it
I run communities and I compete — twelve hackathons, eight on the podium.
Entered 12 hackathons.
Two first places, three seconds, two thirds,
one finalist. Eight on the podium.
004.5 · The stance
I don't collect participation trophies.
9.64 average, #1 in STEM. Twelve hackathons, eight podiums, two firsts. I optimise for the scoreboard, ship what runs in production, and keep the receipts. If it can't be measured, I'll find a way to measure it.
Hey — I'm Martín. Twenty, from Buenos Aires, and a little obsessed with building things since school. I like hard problems, tight deadlines and a scoreboard. I move fast, I keep the receipts, and I'd rather kill a bad idea early than dress it up. If you're building something ambitious, we'll get along.
A few true things
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