Teaching Human-Computer Interaction and System Development modules. Supervising final year undergraduate students, and MSc and PhD students. Researching in the area of Connected Health at the Pervasive Computing Research Group as part of the Northern Ireland Connected Health Innovation Centre (NI-CHIC). NI-CHIC promotes business led collaborative Connected Health research between academia, industry and government.

Research on the area of Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) at the Smart Environments Research Group (SERG) as part of the Northern Ireland Connected Health Innovation Centre (NI-CHIC). NI-CHIC promotes business led collaborative Connected Health research between academia, industry and government. I was involved in the following projects: Worktivity (a research-based mobile app to help reduce occupational sitting in office environments), iMPAKT (a research-based mobile app to collect and analyse data from Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) from nurses), a project to address Social Isolation in the elderly using sensors, and a project to use thermal images and data analysis for an early detection of Diabetic Foot Disease. I was awarded a Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) Building Capacity and Networking project grant to develop low-cost monitoring to assist people with dementia and their caregivers using smart microphones. The GCRF project was in collaboration with CICESE (Centro de Investigacion y de Educacion Superior de Ensenada) from Mexico.

Research on the use of Artificial Intelligence techniques to develop a software product to automate existing manual processes involving the identification, extraction and manipulation of data from certain types of legal documents. Data captured was then used by intelligent automatic visualisation and reasoning mechanisms. The research was part of a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) between the University of Liverpool and Riverview Law. In addition to the main KTP project, I also contributed with an Information Extraction software tool for Riverview Law and Vodafone’s Project Swift.

Research on the use of Data Mining techniques for understanding the behaviour of car drivers in real and simulated scenarios. The research was part of the Social Inclusion through the Digital Economy (SiDE) project and was aimed at developing predictive models that could improve the safety of drivers and other road users.

Part-time job in which I demonstrated practicals related to Computer Science subjects to undergraduate students in a laboratory.

Took a course on the SAS programming language. I participated in a project in the area of business intelligence of Banamex, a subsidiary of Citigroup, by cleaning databases, optimising code, writing documentation and migrating data.

Taught a 60-hour course on the Java programming language at a beginners/intermediate level.

Started as a part of a training program funded by the Mexican government in which a software project was delivered. Later I participated as a database designer and programmer in other projects for companies such as Schneider Electric.