I earned my PhD degree in Wireless Communications at the University of Bedfordshire (UoB), Luton, UK in Apr. 2011, and received my Bachelor and Master degrees in Telecommunications from the Miguel Hernandez University (UMH), Elche, Spain in Sep. 2003 and Sep. 2006, respectively.

From May 2012 to Feb. 2020, I was with Nokia Bell Labs (former Alcatel-Lucent), Dublin, Ireland, where I was a Senior Research Scientist, and worked at different positions, all of them related to small cell and future indoor network research.

• In 2019, I was recognised as Bell Labs Distinguished Member of Technical Staff for "sustained outstanding technical contributions to Nokia".
  

• In 2016, I was given the IEEE Com Soc Best Young Professional Industry Award in recognition of "my outstanding contributions to the industry in terms of innovative Communications Research and Development, specially in the area of networking techniques for cellular networks" .

• In 2015, I was honored as invited speaker in the Bell Labs Presidential Lecture Series -- "an invitation that a Bell Labs researcher can expect to receive once every 100 years".

• In 2015, I visited on rotation the Murray Hill and the Crawford Hill locations for 9 months and work on Wi-Fi Boost.
  

In 2006, I took up a research scholarship at Cork Institute of Technology (CIT), Cork, Ireland, where I worked for a year on a project called “UbiOne – The Multi-Modal WiFi Positioning System”. The main goal of the project was to prove that the major disadvantages of the poor accuracy of existing indoor location systems can be overcome by fusing two complementary location techniques, radio signal strength indication (RSSI) and radio signal time of flight (TOF) with a unique self-calibrating approach.

In 2005, I was with VODAFONE SPAIN, working at the Radio Frequency Department in the area of network planning and optimization, where I participated in the development of the VODAFONE Automatic Frequency Planning tool for GSM and DCS networks.