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Faro

Faro turns official public records into evidence-first views for following public works, providers, organisms, sources, and verification gaps in Argentina.

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  • Product Engineering
  • Data Systems
  • Investigation UX
Faro explorer with public works filters, investigative profiles, and case rows

The product

Faro is built around a restrained premise: public evidence should be easier to inspect without turning the interface into an accusation machine. It groups official records into maps, searchable case rows, provider and organism pivots, and caveats that tell the reviewer what still needs human verification.

Faro satellite map detail for a verifiable public works case

Evidence over claims

The strongest screen is the map detail: amount, year, organism, provider, territory, signal labels, satellite context, and the next technical checks all sit together. The goal is not to make a verdict. The goal is to make the trail legible enough for someone to continue the investigation responsibly.

My role

I worked across product framing, data structure, search and filtering flows, map-first interaction, source confidence, and the interface language needed for a tool that must stay useful without overstating what the data proves.