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
Dealership management platform running 50+ dealerships in Chile. Full-stack across all three faces of the system: the admin panel dealers operate on, the buyer-facing portal, and the public site.
Where they meet, the pattern.
How I ended up here.
I grew up in Santiago. In 2019 I started Physics Engineering because I'd been obsessed with the same thing since I was a kid: 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.
Today I’m co-founder and CTO of B&N Solutions, which I built with my partner and friend Benjamín, one of the smartest and kindest (and funniest) people I’ve ever met. I’m also co-founder and CEO of FIDELYA, a platform that turns what happens every day in a business into decisions that run themselves. Before that I built the platform more than fifty car dealerships in Chile run on, and computer vision platforms for power line inspection and robotics.
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.
Physics that runs in the browser.
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.
Co-founder & CTO
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
Full-stack development of a dealership management platform running 50+ dealerships in Chile: architecture, backend, admin panel, customer portal and deployment infrastructure.
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
Full-stack engineer on applied research platforms for robotic inspection: computer vision over power line imagery, and defect detection with quadruped robots.
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.