Summary
Adrián Riesco is an associate professor and academic leader at Universidad Complutense de Madrid with 16 years of experience advancing computer science education and research. As Vicedecano de Ordenación Académica e Innovación Docente and former coordinator of the Master's program, he blends curriculum design, pedagogical innovation, and departmental governance. His research specialties include rewriting logic, metaprogramming, debugging, and practical work with Maude, bringing formal methods into applied teaching and tooling. He progressed through academic ranks from lecturer to full professor while earning his doctorate at the same institution, reflecting deep institutional knowledge and long-term commitment. Colleagues value his ability to translate theoretical formalisms into debuggable, teachable artifacts that improve both student learning and research reproducibility. Based in Madrid, he combines rigorous scholarship with hands-on mentoring and a knack for making complex semantics accessible.
16 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctorado, Computer Science, Doctorado, Computer Science at Facultad de Informática (Universidad Complutense de Madrid)
Japanese, Spanish, English