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Guillem Galindo

Software Engineer · Barcelona

I like understanding how things work. I do that professionally through software, and personally through watches, books, electronics, and mountains.

Work

A record of where I've worked and what I've built.

Mar 2022Aug 2023

Independent Software Developer

Custom software and automation work for online communities and direct clients.

Independent Software Developer

Mar 2022Aug 2023

Built custom software and automation tools for online communities, working directly with clients from development through delivery. Handled both the technical work and the day-to-day operation of the business.

Jul 2020Feb 2022

Bitacora Technology

E-commerce automation software for limited sneaker releases, focused on the Mexican market.

Founder

Jul 2020Feb 2022

Built and operated e-commerce automation software for limited sneaker releases, focused on the Mexican market. Worked across product development, operations, customer support, and the day-to-day running of the business.

Summits

A list of peaks I'd like to climb.

Catalonia, Spain

Pedraforca

2,506 m

Catalonia / Ariège, Spain–France

Pica d'Estats

3,143 m

Aragon, Spain

Monte Perdido

3,355 m

Aragon, Spain

Aneto

3,404 m

Julian Alps, Slovenia

Triglav

2,864 m

Aosta Valley, Italy

Gran Paradiso

4,061 m

France / Italy

Mont Blanc

4,806 m

Valais / Aosta Valley, Switzerland–Italy

Matterhorn

4,478 m

Bookshelf

A few books I've liked enough to recommend.

Cover of The Gambler

The Gambler

Fyodor Dostoevsky

Written more than a century ago, but the gambling mentality it describes feels timeless. I kept wanting the protagonist to succeed while also feeling that he deserved almost everything that happened to him.

Cover of Hands of Time

Hands of Time

Rebecca Struthers

It made me appreciate even more the research, restoration and people behind watchmaking. More than anything, it reinforced how important it is to understand the past if you want to move forward.

Cover of Chess Story

Chess Story

Stefan Zweig

I was surprised by how completely it pulled me in despite being such a short book. It creates an incredible amount of tension and psychological depth in very few pages.

Contact

If you want to talk about software, watches, books, or mountains, get in touch.