About
I am Moises Michelow, a software engineer based in Chile, working across GenAI systems, automation, and interactive products. I am especially interested in building with LLMs at the edge of what is currently practical: systems that feel ambitious, useful, and grounded in real engineering discipline.
I think of myself as an AI-native developer. That does not mean using LLMs as decoration or trend-following. It means treating modern AI capabilities as a serious building material for products, internal tools, workflows, and new kinds of software experiences.
Ambitious technology, practical delivery.
I want the site to communicate technical ambition without sounding detached from reality. I am comfortable working in corporate environments, collaborating across teams, and delivering software that has to function inside actual business constraints, deadlines, and systems.
The part I want to emphasize is not distance from that environment, but strength within it: the ability to bring sharper technical judgment, modern AI fluency, and product-minded execution into places where those qualities matter.
LLMs are part of the toolkit, not a side interest.
I am drawn to problems where LLMs can change what software is able to do: workflow intelligence, developer tooling, applied automation, agentic patterns, and systems that blur the line between traditional software and adaptive assistance.
I care about using these tools seriously, including their limitations. Reliability, orchestration, prompt design, system boundaries, and user value matter just as much as novelty.
What I Want This Profile To Signal
Corporate-ready engineering
I can operate inside structured teams and real organizations, not just in isolated experiments. That includes communication, technical ownership, and product-aware implementation.
Modern AI fluency
I want to be identified as someone who is genuinely native to the current AI tooling landscape and interested in building with LLMs where the results can be distinctive.
Systems plus creativity
LaserWars and SomnaWorld matter because they show technical range, long-form product thinking, and a willingness to build substantial systems outside the narrowest definition of enterprise software.
Where To Go Next
If you want the best overview of the work itself, go to Projects. If you want to reach out directly, use Contact.