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1º Grado, open to internshipsValencia, ES

Aitor, aka aitronz.

Self-taught since 2022, now studying Computer Engineering at the UPV's ETSINF. I write little programs, and about whatever comes up. Lately that's cybersecurity (where I'm headed) plus AI and whatever new tech crosses my feed.

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Aitor Emper

Computer Engineering Student

Who am I

Based in
Valencia, ES - CET, like the rest of the peninsula
Studying
1º Grado en Ingeniería Informática, UPV ETSINF
Heading
Cybersecurity, with AI on the side
Leans
Backend at heart, trying my best at frontend
Speaks
Español, Valencià (C1 JQCV), English (C1 in progress)
Longer version

Right now

  • Building

    1st-year coursework, plus this site obviously

  • Listening

    2d ago · via Last.fm

Work.

What I've built, helped build, or can't show you.

Open source · contributor

iahispano/Applio ↗

Applio — AI voice conversion

From late 2023 into early 2024 I put 400+ contributions into Applio, an RVC voice-conversion tool with 3.8k stars. Mostly I learned how open source works at scale.

4k
stars
627
forks
MIT
licensed

Private projects live here.

Internal tools and freelance builds I can't show. Ask me over email. I can talk around the interesting parts.

All projectseverything else lives on github.

Path.

  1. 2026 - Present

    Grado en Ingeniería Informática · UPV, ETSINF

    1st year of the 240-ECTS degree (EURO-INF seal) in Valencia. Foundations first: programming, maths, systems. Shipping on the side.

  2. 2022 - Present

    Self-taught Developer · Side projects

    Four years of learning in public: web dev, scripting, tooling. Small tools, this site. Plus a dotfiles repo with opinions.

Toolbox.

Side projects

  • HTML5

    HTML5

    the basics

  • CSS

    CSS3

    the basics

  • JavaScript

    JavaScript

    via Node · side projects

  • Node.js

    Node.js

    side projects

  • React

    React

    side projects

  • Tailwind CSS

    Tailwind CSS

    side projects

  • Vercel

    Vercel

    ship it

  • pnpm

    pnpm

    daily driver

  • Cloudflare

    Cloudflare

    ship it securely

  • Git

    Git

    daily, obviously

  • Linux

    Linux

    servers, WSL, tinkering

University

  • Java

    uni · 1st year

  • C

    C

    uni fundamentals

  • C++

    C++

    uni · OOP

Learning

  • Deno

    Deno

    any runtime works

  • Bun

    Bun

    fastest localhost

  • Next.js

    Next.js

    learning

Language
Java and C/C++ at uni, Python since 2022
Frontend
React, Next.js, Tailwind: the side-project stack
Backend
Node.js by default, Deno and Bun when it fits
Packages
pnpm daily, yarn and bun when the repo says so
Shipping
Vercel, Cloudflare, Docker, Actions
Systems
Linux on servers and side machines, Windows on the daily driver
History
Git, GitHub, and commit messages I regret
Focus
Cybersecurity specialization, AI & machine learning

Everyday setup

Editor
VS Code or Zed, depending on the day
Browser
Zen BrowserZen, with Firefox for accessibility passes
Notes
NotionObsidianNotion and Obsidian, plus paper when thinking hard
Music
SpotifySpotify for the focus playlists
Chat
DiscordDiscord, obviously

Arena.

Coding profiles I keep for after class.

Languages

last 12 months

  • Python34%
  • Java26%
  • JavaScript16%
  • C12%
  • CSS6%
  • Other6%
  • GitHub@aitronz

    GitHub

    repos
    29
    stars
    81
    followers
    17
  • More leagues loading - LeetCode, Codewars, TryHackMe and HackTheBox

About.

I wrote my first line of code in 2022 - a Python script that barely worked and that I was unreasonably proud of. Four years of evenings and weekends later, I turned the hobby into a degree: 1st year of Computer Engineering at the UPV's ETSINF, Valencia.

The degree teaches me how computers are supposed to work. Side projects teach me how they actually break, usually around 1am. This site keeps both: the coursework and the wreckage.

p.s. aitronz is just a nick I came up with.

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436 contributionsValencia, ES

Say hola.

1st-year student, open to internships, collaborations, or just a conversation about code. Worst case, you'll get a reply from someone who checks email between lectures. Evenings, mostly.

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