Alejandro Rosales is a Senior Robotics Engineer at CERN with eight years of hands-on experience in robotics, electronics, motion planning and computer vision, now pursuing a PhD in Robotic Teleoperation at TU Delft. At CERN he maintains and evolves the modular CERNRoboticFramework that underpins the lab’s robots, leads R&D projects under Linux and an in‑house middleware, and supervises interns across diverse robotics topics. He began at CERN as a C++ developer integrating motion planning with robotic arms (Kinova Jaco 2) and authored a high-scoring master’s thesis that produced a reusable modular motion planner. Comfortable bridging research and production, he emphasizes code quality, unit testing and finding common ground to distribute effort across teams. Based in Geneva, he combines academic rigor with pragmatic system-level engineering, and is particularly interested in continuing research-driven development in robotics.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Automation and Industrial Electronic Engineering, Bachelor's degree, Automation and Industrial Electronic Engineering at Universidad de Oviedo
TU Delft
Master's degree, Automation and Robotics, Master's degree, Automation and Robotics at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
GPU-Voxels is a CUDA based library which allows high resolution volumetric collision detection between animated 3D models and live pointclouds from 3D sensors of all kinds.
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Alejandro Rosales - Senior Robotics Engineer at CERN