Kilowatto

Learn BASIC on an Atari 65XE

First serious encounter with programming, at our family home in Ajusco.

The nickname "Kilowattito" is born

At 5 years old, he disassembles his grandfather Tito's VCR in an attempt to understand how it works.

First job, at 16 years old

Firewall setup — his first opportunity came through his connections in the Scouts.

Enters Latin American University

Manager of the systems area

He becomes independent and founds DeSiCi

He marries Rocío

Ceremony at the Lienzo Charro del Pedregal, 220 guests.

OnCloud Fund

Pioneer of cloud computing as a service in Mexico

Candidacy for LACNIC

He ran for an elective office at LACNIC (Latin America and Caribbean Internet Addresses Registry). In the months leading up to his candidacy, he read 19 books by Isaac Asimov and the entire biographical work of Walter Isaacson - his favorite remains Asimov's short story "The Last Question".

Recognition: World's Top 50 Leaders to Follow

Included in the "World's Top 50 Leaders to Follow" list (AllAroundWorlds) for his disruptive capabilities in the cloud computing landscape as the head of Ignia Cloud.

Voice in the Republic Senate

Frequent guest at legislative forums in Mexico's Republic Senate, where he advocates for STEM education, cybersecurity, and inclusive digital ecosystems.

First Yucatech Festival

Technological innovation event at the Yucatan International Congress Center in Merida — over 500 attendees. Speakers included Uri Levine (Wazeaplicación móvil de navegación GPS co-founder), Carlos Santana (AI expert), and Jaime Restrepo (cybersecurity). Creare Ride, a startup based in Hidalgo, won the "Elevator Pitch Hour". Confirmed as an annual event.