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<h2>Who Am I?</h2> <p>
<p>I'm a Spanish-American, living in Seville, Spain. I'm fluent in English and The Music in Noise is my personal website. From here you can access pretty much
Spanish, with a decent proficiency in Portuguese and Esperanto. My interests all my works. The name of the website comes from my (musical) artistic alias -
(and therefore the content of this website) are very diverse, e.g. computer which honestly I don't really use anymore. I'm a Spanish-American, living in
engineering, music composition, (Catholic) religion, language learning, etc.</p> Seville, Spain. I'm fluent in English and Spanish, with some proficiency in
Portuguese and Esperanto.
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<h2>What's My Experience?</h2> <p>
<h3>SARUS</h3> I'm a Roman Catholic, and I take much interest in my faith. Many of my blog
<p><a href="http://sarus.es/" >Website</a></p> posts tend to be related to Catholicism; whether it be general theology,
<p>For a few years I've been helping the <i>Servicio de Asistencia Religiosa de apologetics, or simply my personal opinion on certain matters.
la Universidad de Sevilla</i> to maintain and update their website, as well </p>
as serving as general tech support for the university chaplain. I've also led
various activities, including some Bible study sessions on the epistles of Saint
Paul the Apostle. This is also the association that gave me catechesis for my
Confirmation.</p>
<h3>DMUX</h3> <p>
<p><a href="https://gitlab.com/CollectiveTyranny" > I also publish some techy content, as one of my hobbies is computers - low-level
GitLab computing in particular. I also work as a Junior C++ Developer at Zevenet. My
</a></p> favorite computer programming languages are C and C++, although I've recently
<p>For a year I was working with does some dabbling in Rust.
<a href="https://bkeys.org" >Brigham Keys</a> to develop a 3D </p>
derby-style shooter game in C++. The project did not end up
working out, due to a variety of factors, but it remains one of
the most rigorous projects I've ever worked on in collaboration
with a team. We used modern C++, extensively exploited the
Standard Template Library, developed a complex build system
using CMake, and even had to dig up an old code base to
interface with two different libraries (Irrlicht and Bullet
Physics).</p>
<h3>Private English Lessons</h3> <p>
<p>For a couple years now I've been giving private English There's also some music available here... but I haven't really done any new
lessons to some of my neighbors, as well as in-person songs since 2016. It's something I've (regrettably) not been able to spend a lot
conversations with people I know. I work hard to make sure that of time on.
their English improves, primarily focusing on recurring </p>
mistakes. I've worked with children as well as adults, helping
them to attain a better degree of English fluency.</p>
<h3>Conservation Corps. Minnesota</h3> <p>
<p><a href="https://conservationcorps.org/" > There are other things available on this site, but it's basically just
Website miscellaneous stuff. If you find something you like, good for you. If you don't,
</a></p> then I'm glad you stopped by.
<p>I worked for a summer as a youth crew member. We lived with </p>
our crew members for the duration of the job, and worked in
various national parks and lake access points. Our work was <p>
primarily trail construction, removal of invasive species, and Happy hacking, and God bless you!
clearing of lake access points.</p> </p>