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Things I’ve built and keep running. Mostly small, self-contained, and born out of wanting something that didn’t exist yet. 🏺 Vase Generator Parametric vessel studio Generate vases, bowls and planters from math — superformula cross-sections, twists, flutes and noise — with a live 3D preview and one-click print-ready STL export. 🎭 Madrid Ocio Madrid's cultural agenda, made browsable A filterable, map-friendly view of the city council's official events feed — normalized and refreshed automatically from their open data. 🎙️ Todopoderosos ~11.900 referencias · 139 episodios Every cultural reference mentioned in the podcast, extracted episode by episode and instantly searchable. 🐉 Aquí hay Dragones ~750 referencias · 141 episodios The same treatment for Aquí hay Dragones — films, series, books, comics, music and games, all catalogued. The two reference encyclopedias are built automatically from episode transcripts; their Amazon links carry an affiliate tag.

Welcome to my personal corner of the internet. I’m Alberto Gragera, an engineering manager and builder. This is where I write about engineering management, building teams, technology, and whatever else I find worth sharing. I’m a Senior Engineering Manager at RevenueCat, based in Madrid, where I lead the Data Insights team behind the client-side analytics, experimentation and attribution platforms. Before that I managed engineering teams at Google, on YouTube Movies & Shows, and at WhatsApp Business. Earlier I was Head of Engineering at Cabify across the rider, driver and community verticals, co-founded Karumi, a small and heavily specialized development studio, and spent several years at Tuenti leading the frontend framework and product teams back when it was the largest site in Spain. ...

Hi! I am Alberto Gragera, an engineering manager based in Zurich currently working at Google. Before Google I worked at WhatsApp, Karumi (a small consultancy company that I co-founded) and Tuenti (the biggest Spanish social network ever). I started coding at 12, building forums and websites for fun, and never stopped. I care deeply about how teams work — the dynamics, the culture, the systems that make collaboration either soar or sink. Most of what I write here reflects that. ...