Carlos Martinez

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I build the infrastructure that moves money — and I've led the team that ran it.

12+ years in FinTech. Today I'm a senior engineer at PayJoy, building payment-provider integrations across multiple countries. Before that I spent 5 years at Tesorio, the last 3 leading its Integrations team of up to five engineers. I built the QuickBooks integration and drove syncs for NetSuite, Sage Intacct, Salesforce, and Workday that together process tens of millions of record updates a day.

I maintain five open-source Django packages on PyPI, speak at DjangoCon US and PyCon Colombia, and work AI-native — I build my own MCP tooling and agentic workflows, including the system that helps me build this site.

$>_ Selected work

Monetia
Updated 2026

A personal finance platform: accounts, budgets, credit cards, loans, assets, and multi-currency tracking. In active development, with plans to become a standalone product.

DeckForge
Updated 2026

A deck-building and collection tool built around one decision: a single domain layer serving both a human UI and programmatic/AI-agent callers with no shared context.

Voxel
Updated 2026

A multi-tenant SaaS for small production studios (3D printing, laser, porcelain): costing, inventory, production queues, and billing. Preparing for launch.

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$>_ Skills

Leadership

Engineering management
Mentorship
Agile delivery
Cross-functional collaboration

Backend

Python / Django
RESTful APIs
PostgreSQL
Redis
Celery

Integrations

Payment providers
NetSuite
Intacct
QuickBooks
Salesforce

Cloud & Platform

AWS
Terraform
Docker
Distributed systems
GitHub Actions

Frontend

Vue.js
React

Mobile

Flutter
Swift
SwiftUI

AI tooling

Claude Code
Codex
OpenCode (local LLMs)

$>_ Blog

Python eval function

In this post I'll show you how to use `eval` in the right way and do not have issues or surprises.

#django

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$>_ Photography

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$>_ Contact

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