About
Marcos Alejandro Ojeda Speroni is a Computer Engineering student at the Georgia Institute of Technology, where he is a member of the Honors Program and the International Plan. His academic journey is defined by a global mindset and relentless pursuit of excellence, having studied at Georgia Tech-Europe in Metz, France, and completed an international exchange at Universidad Pontificia Comillas in Madrid, Spain—further sharpening his international perspective.
At Georgia Tech, Marcos operates at the intersection of leadership and technical depth. He serves as a Teaching Assistant for ECE 4117: Introduction to Malware Reverse Engineering, mentoring the next generation of engineers in advanced cybersecurity concepts. He is also a Board Member on the Institute’s Institutional Review Board, where he contributes to high-level decisions surrounding research ethics and integrity. His professional experience includes working as a full-stack developer under Dr. Comfort, where he architected and deployed digital platforms supporting her Spanish Book Series.
Marcos will continue his trajectory at Cornell Tech in New York City, where he will further refine his vision at the intersection of technology, leadership, and innovation.
Within the fraternity, Marcos sets the standard. He is committed to building a culture defined by discipline, accountability, and excellence—one that produces leaders, strengthens brotherhood, and leaves a lasting legacy.