Camilo Molina

ABOUT

My name is Camilo Molina. I'm from Barranquilla, Colombia and currently based in Bogotá, where I’m finishing a double major in Industrial Engineering and Systems and Computing Engineering at Universidad de los Andes. I’m passionate about optimization, programming, and designing systems that make complex problems manageable and solvable.

My work blends algorithmic thinking with full-stack development and applied research. I’m currently building tools like Flowplan, a course scheduling optimizer, and developing a structured Obsidian vault to manage my knowledge, track habits, and streamline personal workflows. I like creating systems that not only work efficiently, but also bring clarity and structure to real-world problems.

Outside of academics and engineering, I care deeply about digital privacy and autonomy. I actively explore topics like anti-fingerprinting, data minimization, and operational security (OPSEC) — using hardened browsers, decentralized tools, and privacy-first workflows to better understand and control the digital footprint we leave behind.

Whether you're working on something technical, care about digital rights, or want to build something impactful — I'm always open to collaborating and exchanging ideas.