I'm a Systems Engineering student at UTN FRVM (2022 - present), passionate
about building useful software, solving problems, and teaching programming.

Currently focused on:

• Full-stack development with NestJS + TypeScript.
• Frontend with Angular / React / Vite.
• Algorithms & competitive programming.
• Creative coding and game development with PICO-8.
• Teaching and mentoring programming students.

Interactive Windows 95-inspired portfolio with games and an Internet browser.

→ Try it live: https://ignamosconi.com.ar
→ Repository: https://github.com/ignamosconi/win95Portfolio

This project emerged not only for the necessity I saw in my uni having multiple
apps for its students, all of them with different logins, but also in the belief
that giving students the power to give their apps an instant user base (other
students, that would not have the friction of registering on a new app) would
raise the ceiling of development in my university, allowing everyone to create
awesome applications and tools.

Without asking any staff in the university if they "needed" the project, I started
working on it without having a confirmation that it would be used in the future.
Risky? Perhaps, but the confidence I had in the project and its future use-cases made
me work without hesitation.

This project showed me that the vision you have for the things you make is as important
as the things themselves. You can check the repos involved in these links:

→ https://github.com/ignamosconi/sso-frvm
→ https://github.com/ignamosconi/sso-frvm-admin

An upcoming project I'm really excited about: a competitive CS2 esports platform
with a transfer market, match history and player ratings, designed for students
from any UTN regional faculty across Argentina.

You can follow the progress here. Hopefully launching in 2027!

→ https://github.com/ignamosconi/CS2_Tournaments_server
→ https://github.com/ignamosconi/CS2_Tournaments_back
→ https://github.com/ignamosconi/CS2_Tournaments_front

An awesome geography game where you use a compass to find out what country you're
standing in. To get clues, you'll have to guess other countries' flags!

→ https://adonde.ignamosconi.com.ar/

During the UTN Juegos Deportivos Tecnológicos 2026, matches were delayed because the physical scoreboards where broken. To bypass the two-hour wait required to fix the issue, I built a mobile scoreboard app on the fly. That prototype later became the foundation for this project.

Voley is a lightweight volleyball scoreboard web app that supports Best-of-1 (BO1), Best-of-3 (BO3), and Best-of-5 (BO5) match formats. A key highlight is its custom hotkey support for adjusting scores, allowing you to run the app on a laptop connected to a TV and control the display remotely using a wireless keyboard or mouse.

Team names, colors, and font sizes are completely customizable. Plus, once loaded in the browser, it works entirely offline, making it a reliable solution for any match.

→ https://voley.ignamosconi.com.ar/

A few of my projects are live, check them out!
→ https://todo.ignamosconi.com.ar/
→ https://ascend.ignamosconi.com.ar/

You can find some of the coolest things I've built there.

• Python
• Java
• JavaScript
• TypeScript
• Lua

• NestJS
• REST APIs
• PostgreSQL
• MongoDB

• Angular
• React
• Vite
• Next.js

• Spanish (native)
• English (B2)
• German (A1)

Let's stay in touch!
ignamosconi@gmail.com