Nicolás Moreno.
Software engineer and cofounder of FIDELYA and B&N. I studied Physics to get closer to the fundamental questions. Today I bring that same way of thinking to code and design, turning ideas into reality.
Three projects I'm building right now.
B&N Solutions — High-level technology operations
The company I'm building with my partner and friend Benjamín Campos. Automation, neural networks, custom software and mathematical modeling for real operations. A four-person team based in Santiago, working on-site and remote. Cofounder.
FIDELYA — The Customer Intelligence OS for the physical world
Multi-tenant SaaS that captures the real behavior of in-person consumers and turns it into predictive retention through AURA, a proprietary AI engine I built from scratch. Sixty+ modules in production. Real paying customers. Currently raising a seed round. CEO & CTO.
GoAuto — Dealership software, rebuilt from first principles
Tech Lead at a Dropout Capital company building the best software ever made for auto dealerships. International team spanning LATAM and the US. Full-stack engineering, architecture decisions, and product leadership.
Where they meet, the pattern.
How I ended up here.
I grew up in Santiago. In 2019 I started Physics Engineering at Universidad Andrés Bello because I wanted to understand everything: what we are, where we're headed, and why things are the way they are. Physics was the only thing I felt could give some shape to all those questions spinning around in my head.
When the pandemic hit, I moved to Valdivia. I spent six years there doing software and design, learning by building things, breaking them, and trying again. Since 2022 I've worked on this full-time: systems, data analysis, artificial intelligence, and automation.
What I still love most is that moment when an idea that existed only in my head starts running on its own.
Outside of work, I watch a lot of films and series, listen to music, and read a lot. I also try to spend as much time as I can in nature and with the people I love. I'm still amazed by how strange, how chaotic, and above all how beautiful and full of life this incredible rock floating in space is — and by the luck of being here, conscious, to see it.
In 2026 I came back to Santiago. I came back with more experience, more ideas, and more hunger than ever… in every sense.
Things I build to understand them.
Small simulations, written from the equations. Drag sideways.
The path that brought me here.
Four years full-time writing software. Four companies. Three years of physics I still use.
Cofounder
The new company I'm building with my partner and friend Benjamín Campos. High-level technology operations: automation, neural networks, custom software and mathematical modeling for businesses that need engineering.
Tech Lead · Full-Stack Developer
Leading product and architecture on a new category of auto dealership software. International team, fast iteration, real users from day one.
CEO & CTO · Cofounder
Customer Intelligence OS for brick-and-mortar retail. Multi-tenant SaaS, 60+ modules, proprietary AI engine. Currently raising seed.
Full-Stack Developer
Seven months as full-stack engineer on a US-based contract. First international client engagement and a lot of lessons about writing production code for someone else.
UX/UI Designer
Before writing a single line of production code, I spent two years designing interfaces. I taught myself Figma, shipped my first client work, and learned something that still defines how I work: the hardest part of good software isn't the code — it's understanding what people actually need.
Physics Engineering
I completed three years of Physics Engineering. During the pandemic I put the degree on hold and moved to Valdivia, where I spent six years building software and learning through real projects.
I never left physics. I still read papers and study on my own, and I want to finish the degree once I have the stability to do it calmly — no rush, purely for the pleasure of learning.
Telecommunications Technician
Where it started: a technical high-school degree in telecommunications. Networks, signals, hardware — the first time I understood a system by taking it apart.
Broadcasting from Santiago.
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I'm looking for the next thing that keeps me up at night.
If you have an idea that's hard to explain, a problem that won't leave you alone, or something you still don't know how to make work, let's talk. Maybe something good comes out of it.