Carlos Garcia Jurado Suarez
Carlos Garcia Jurado Suarez is the Founder and Principal Consultant at code*pointers, specializing in software and machine learning systems for research teams, and serves as Senior Principal Research Software Engineer at the University of Washington eScience Institute. He has expertise in engineering solutions for scientific research, with previous roles at Facebook, Irreverent Labs, Microsoft, and Microsoft Research.
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code*pointers Founder and Principal Consultant - Software & ML for Research Teams 2025–present · current
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University of Washington eScience Institute Senior Principal Research Software Engineer 2023–present · current
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Workwell North America ML Data Expert (contract with Anthropic) 2026 · past
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Irreverent Labs Principal Machine Learning Engineer 2024–2025 · past
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Outreach Applied AI Engineering Director 2021–2023, Principal Software Engineer 2020–2021 · past
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Microsoft Principal Applied Science Manager 2019–2020, Principal Research Software Engineer Lead 2015–2016, Principal Research Software Design Engineer 2012–2015, Senior Research Software Design Engineer 2005–2012, Software Design Engineer 2000–2005 · past
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Facebook Software Engineer, Machine Learning 2017–2019 · past
Education
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University of Washington Master of Science, Applied Mathematics · 2007–2011
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University of Washington Master of Science, Computer Science · 2002–2006
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University of Lincoln Soft Systems Methodology · 1999
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Tecnológico de Monterrey Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Engineering Physics · 1995–1999
Organizations
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code*pointers Founder and Principal Consultant - Software & ML for Research Teams 2025–present · current
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University of Washington eScience Institute Senior Principal Research Software Engineer 2023–present · current
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Workwell North America ML Data Expert (contract with Anthropic) 2026 · past
Education
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University of Washington Master of Science, Applied Mathematics · 2007–2011
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University of Washington Master of Science, Computer Science · 2002–2006
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University of Lincoln Soft Systems Methodology · 1999
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Tecnológico de Monterrey Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Engineering Physics · 1995–1999