James Hurtado

James Hurtado.

I engineer reliable software and multi-agent systems, then turn what I learn into practical education for developer communities across Peru.

GitHub Campus Expert LeaderMicrosoft Student Ambassador

Engineering

Automation, data integrity, secure engineering, and agentic AI infrastructure for high-traffic insurance platforms.

Education

A 4.9/5-rated Git and GitHub with AI course reaching more than 2,000 students across Latin America.

Community

GitHub and IEEE programs that connect students across Peru and Latin America with practical developer education.

Complete history ↗

TRANZACT

Software Development Engineer

Build automation and data-integrity systems while advancing secure, practical adoption of AI agents across engineering teams.

Python · PySpark · Databricks · Claude Code · Playwright

NETZUN

AI & GitHub Instructor

Teach professional Git workflows, GitHub security, Codespaces, and AI-assisted development to learners across Latin America.

Git · GitHub · GitHub Copilot · Codespaces

Interbank

Software Engineering Intern

Built an internal statement-generation application and an Azure AI chatbot API for customer-service automation.

Azure AI Services · Web applications · REST API
All projects ↗
P–01

Global winner · Microsoft AI Hackathon

QUIPU

Multi-tenant early-warning platform that coordinates seven AI agents over live earthquake, fire, and flood data.

Python / TypeScript / Azure OpenAI
P–02

1st place · Hack Latam

AHORA

Satellite geointelligence platform combining imagery and hydrological risk models to anticipate flooding in Peru.

Next.js 16 / FastAPI / PostGIS
P–03

IEEE research · Machine learning

Psyshield

Production-ready Android application backed by a model with 92% accuracy for identifying potential smartphone addiction.

Machine learning / Android / Research
Read the blog ↗
SpeakingGitHub MCP Server: Automating Workflows with Natural Language

GitHub Copilot Global Bootcamp Lima 2025 · Lima, Peru

View talk ↗
WritingBringing Microsoft Build Back to Lima

What I learned by turning a global technology conference into an accessible local community event.

Read article ↗