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Roberto Alejandro Calzadilla

Software Engineer

// puerto rico, pr · UTC-4

Physical biologist. I'm in the business of counting things.

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Scouting report

Scientific-computing builder with real recent open-source activity

assessed from open-source footprint

Junior
27signal

Roberto, a self-described physical biologist in Puerto Rico, stands out in this cohort for substance and momentum. His repositories tackle genuinely specialized problems, including torchphylo, gradient-based optimization of evolutionary trees, and torchbio, tensors for biological sequences, with Docker in the toolchain. He logged commits in the past year and has one verified external contribution (eight commits to cornea4627/autohydro), which is rare here. Stars remain at zero and the projects are niche and early, but the combination of domain-specific work, active commits and real external activity makes this the strongest profile in the set.

Authorship & open source

Solo authorwrote 100% of commits on torchphylo
0 merged PRs8 commits / yr1 external project

Contributes to

  • cornea4627/autohydro0

What they build

DevOps100%

Signal breakdown

Originality43
Impact15
Consistency15
Polish40
Stars

0

Original repos

3

50% forks

Followers

10

On GitHub

7.9 yr

Live demos

0

Activity

Quiet

100% stale

Strengths

  • Verified author — wrote 100% of commits on torchphylo
  • DevOps focus
  • Core stack: Dockerfile

About

Physical biologist. I'm in the business of counting things. — 6 public repositories and 10 followers on GitHub.

Skills

  • Dockerfile

Featured work