01 University of Arizona / Frontend engineering
A big next step.
A site built around it.
Custom recruitment experiences for students deciding what comes next.
Senior Software Engineer / Technical Lead
Tucson, Arizona 
Krys Flores
At the intersection ofCuriosity,
code & a little
play.
A little corner of my world.
Good company.
Good questions.
Something worth
figuring out.
Websites. Systems. Small experiments.
Built with care. Best explored with curiosity.
Hey, I'm Krys. Glad you're here.
I like getting
into the details.
I'm a developer at the University of Arizona, with 10+ years building for the web. I work on websites, the tools behind them, and AI projects that help our teams get things done.
Field notes / 01—04
Selected work
A few things I've helped make.
My part, the decisions, and what happened.
A big next step.
02 MetaSculpt / Public AI product / 2024–2025
From AI answers
to a clearer next move.
Read the product story 
My role
Co-founder & technical lead. I owned the AI workflows, crawler, and reporting logic.
The decision
Separate crawl collection from generation. Share product and technical decisions with my co-founder.
The honest result
We shipped prompt tracking, citations, weekly reports, and schema generation. The product did not gain traction.
03 Internal AI workflow
Automate the clear cases.
Keep people in the loop.
I built an agent that checks logo proposals against brand policy and retrieves relevant guidance. Ambiguous and policy-sensitive submissions stay with human reviewers.
The judgment behind the workflow04 Personal lab / 2026
One bracket question.
10,000 simulations.
An office bracket question turned into data collection, model training, and a full NCAA prediction project.
Explore the bracket modelHow I built it 
There's more in the notebook.All projects & experiments
The person behind the work
In your corner.
In the code.
Usually the
support main.
I'm happiest when we're figuring something out together.
That might mean building a frontend, helping an editor with Drupal, connecting systems, or untangling a team's workflow. I like asking questions, sharing what I learn, and getting into the details.
I went back to school for electrical and computer engineering. Learning alongside other people helped me build confidence—and made me more willing to try before I feel ready.
The longer professional storyAway from the keyboard
Off the
clock.
On your team.
Lorcana, co-op with friends, and Cloak & Dagger in Marvel Rivals. I like a challenge, and having my team's back.
What's cooking?
Fusion food is my thing. I like trying a new combination and cooking for people.
One more chapter.
Spider-Man, Naruto, Big Hero 6, and fantasy books. There's usually music on, too.