Alberto
Valdés
Rey
Full Stack Developer & Biomedical Engineer at MDsim, open to new opportunities.
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Building software at the edge of human biology and technology, from Luxembourg.
Full Stack Developer & Biomedical Engineer at MDsim, open to new opportunities.
Building software at the edge of human biology and technology, from Luxembourg.
At ten, a film inspired by Asimov's Bicentennial Man, a robot building synthetic organs on his way to becoming human, sparked a dream: technology that heals from within.
Biomedical engineering gave that dream a name. Today I build healthcare software, VR and AI systems that bridge the gap between human biology and technology.
When I'm not shipping medical apps, I'm simulating evolution, fluid physics, or throwing themed house parties, chasing the idea that the most beautiful technology is the kind that makes us more human.
Five years across healthcare, neurotech and automotive R&D.
Full stack development of web and mobile medical applications, building comprehensive healthcare solutions with modern technologies.
Gamified standard cognitive protocols to assess patient health status; integrated games into complex signal-processing and ML pipelines.
A 1.5-year R&D project through Alta Scuola Politecnica, real-world research experience in automotive technology.
Simulations, experiments and tools, built with curiosity.
Organisms evolve through natural selection in real time, genetic systems, DNA sequences, species formation and family trees.
Flow and force fields in fluid simulations, complex physics made visual, tactile and interactive.
Guess city populations and learn about global urbanization patterns through play.
A platform for speakeasy home-party events, bringing people together during the winter months.
Volleyball positions and faults explained visually, designed for beginners.
An AI-driven tarot reading experience, draw a spread online, or reserve a seat at the live pop-up table. Vintage mysticism meets a modern, conversational web app.
Got an idea, a role, or a strange simulation in mind?
Let's talk