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Modernized the U.S. government’s flagship platform for public prize competitions. Shipped 20+ features across the core app (Phoenix, Ruby) and the static site (Jekyll): submission forms, admin dashboards, accessibility, compliance and performance to federal digital standards.
A platform that maps accessible places for people with disabilities across Latin America, so cities can plan for inclusion. Built the interface, the data integration from multiple sources, accessibility compliance, and the features that let communities contribute.
Designed and led an AI-first development framework for UGPP, the national agency that oversees pension and parafiscal contributions. It integrates AI, RPA and cloud-native tools. Applied it to real data and drove adoption across stakeholders.
Co-developed an open-source platform to modernize and scale cash-transfer programs across Latin America and the Caribbean. Micro-app architecture on Kubernetes. Designed beneficiary workflows, automated eligibility tracking and fast deployment for emergencies.
An architecture that breaks enterprise software into small, independently deployable apps on a shared service mesh, identity layer and secure gateway. Cross-functional teams own one microapp end to end, from database to interface.
Coordinated the IMF’s first Public Financial Management Hackathon in San José, focused on streamlining payments for social programs.
Strategic plan for robotic process automation across labor history, standardization and rights determination. Roadmap for automation maturity, AI and RPA integration, citizen-facing services and IT governance.
The university’s first self-driving cars course. Over one semester, students built a model car that drove a simulated road and detected objects.
Students built an algorithm that reads license plates from videos shared with authorities on social media, to help with car theft and city security.
“He provided our office at the World Bank with solutions and custom algorithms that simplified and automated the design and creation of surveys for Subnational Doing Business.”
“Jay and Disruptica's team provided to IMF and Costa Rica Ministry of Finance an outstanding support to organize and deliver a Public Financial Management Hackathon.”
“His deep understanding of Latin American markets and his international network have been immensely valuable to my work in the International Development space.”