About
Digital Signal Processing engineer and Ph.D. specializing in bioelectronics, neural implants, and ECG signal processing.
Research Interests
My work sits at the crossroads of bioelectronics, medical devices, and signal processing. I focus on developing advanced therapeutic technologies aimed at improving the lives of patients affected by neurological conditions such as epilepsy, leveraging state-of-the-art electronics and signal processing techniques.
Professional Background
My professional journey began as a Research Scholar at the University of Glasgow (Feb 2019 – Dec 2019), where I contributed to the European HERMES project — specializing in the electronic design, simulation, and fabrication of implantable neural interfaces. I then joined the Instituto de Microelectrónica de Sevilla (Sep 2020 – Feb 2021), focusing on signal processing algorithms for epilepsy intervention using Microelectrode Array (MEA) recordings.
Since October 2022, I serve as a Senior Signal Processing and Algorithms Engineer at Analog Devices Inc., within the Medical Products group of the Digital Healthcare division.
Current Research
In March 2026, I completed my Ph.D. in Physical Sciences and Technology (Microelectronics) at the Instituto de Microelectrónica de Sevilla, Spain. My doctoral research investigated algorithms, circuits, and adaptive systems designed for biological tissue integration, with a primary emphasis on the detection and pattern recognition of epileptic seizures.
This research culminated in the successful synthesis and fabrication of a seizure detection system-on-chip utilizing SkyWater 130nm and IHP 180nm processes, as well as tape-outs leveraging TSMC 65nm low-power and 180nm technologies.
Academic Contributions
I maintain a strong commitment to continuous academic growth and interdisciplinary collaboration. My scholarly contributions include the publication of 4 journal articles and 4 conference papers. Additionally, I have served for more than three years as an international reviewer for IEEE conferences and high-impact journals. I am a member of the IEEE.