About

With over three years of experience in embedded systems and signal processing within Bioelectronics and Medical Devices, I am dedicated to advancing technology in the fields of bioelectronics, medical devices, and aerospace, emphasizing the application of signal processing techniques and modern electronics.

Commencing my professional journey as a research engineer at the University of Glasgow, I contributed to the European HERMES project, specializing in the electronic design, simulation, and fabrication of an implantable brain device. Subsequently, I joined the Microelectronics Institute of Seville, focusing on signal processing techniques for epilepsy treatment using Microelectrode Array (MEA) signal recordings. Currently, I hold the position of firmware and electronics developer at Analog Devices Inc. within the Medical Products group of the Digital Healthcare division.

Since September 2020, I have been engaged in a Ph.D. program at the National Centre of Microelectronics in Seville, concentrating on algorithms, circuits, and adaptive systems for integration into biological tissue, with a specific focus on the detection, analysis, and pattern recognition of epilepsy seizures.

Demonstrating a proactive approach, I am open to collaboration and continuous learning, adapting swiftly to new environments. A proficient and constant learner, my academic experiences have reinforced effective communication skills, evident through my role as an international reviewer for over three years at IEEE international conferences and publications in reputable international journals.