Since August 2020, I am an Expert and a Team Leader at Huawei Technologies France. Prior to this, 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 Distinguished Member of Techical Staff and a Senior Research Scientist, and worked at different positions, all of them related to small cells and future indoor networks research.
From Aug. 2011 until Jan. 2012, I was a Research Associate at King's College London (KCL), London, UK, where I investigated inter-cell interference coordination schemes for heterogeneous networks.
From May 2007 to Dec. 2010, I was a Marie-Curie PhD Fellow at University of Bedfordshire (UoB),
Luton, UK, where I participated in both the FP6 Marie Curie research project
"RANPLAN-HEC ” (MESTCT-2005-020958), and the first EPSRC-funded research
project on femtocells “The feasibility study of WiMAX based femtocells
for indoor coverage” (EP/F067364/1), and investigated self-organising and femtocell networks.
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.
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