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"I am currently serving as an Assistant Professor at CEU San Pablo University, where I specialize in teaching code-related subjects such as Python, C, and Java. Prior to this role, I worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, focusing on predictive simulations of the effects of robotic devices on human walking. My previous industry experience includes serving as a Simulation and Performance Engineer at Toyota Gazzo Racing Europe.

Before transitioning to industry, I held a postdoctoral position at the Centre for Automation and Robotics at CSIC, which I secured through a national public competition in Spain. At that time, I was engaged in research within the European project 'Soft modular biomimetic exoskeleton to assist people with mobility impairments' (XoSoft), collaborating with Dr. Eduardo Rocon. This project entails designing control strategies for assistive and rehabilitative lower limb robotic exoskeletons.

Prior to this project, I secured a two-year postdoctoral contract at Universidad de Sevilla through a national excellence research project funded by the Junta de Andalucía, Spain, working with Dr. José Luis Escalona. During this period, I conducted research in computer simulations, instrumentation, programming, control of mechatronics devices, and real-time signal processing. Additionally, I taught three lab courses in Mechanical Engineering and co-directed a Final Degree Thesis in Technology and Mechanical Engineering.

My doctoral studies were supported by a grant from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), and my thesis focused on developing and implementing numerical and computational algorithms for real-time simulations of complex closed-loop multibody systems. This work, conducted under the supervision of Professor Javier García de Jalón, led to collaborations with Dr. Eng. Gianpiero Vena in Italy, and subsequent postdoctoral positions at Shanghai Jiao Tong University and University of Linz with Professor Andreas Mueller.

I began my career in the private industrial sector in Argentina, initially as a trainee engineer at Skanska, followed by a role as mechanical maintenance supervisor at Arcor S.A, overseeing a team of nine. As a student, I obtained two positions as a teaching and research assistant through public competition.

My medium-term research goals involve developing a virtual platform for designing control strategies for soft and rigid exoskeletons, as well as predictive simulations of human-machine systems using parametric optimization methods. In the long term, I aim to develop reliable methods and robust software to predict the outcomes of surgery, rehabilitation, and assistance therapies for people with mobility problems through predictive simulations based on optimization methods constrained by muscular synergies and their modifications due to human-machine interactions."