Andres Acosta

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Andres Gil is a telecommunications engineer and systems researcher with 12 years of experience building scientific software, simulations, and control tools for urban mobility and energy research. As a research assistant at E.ON Energy Research Center and researcher at SAFEr Grid, he blends control theory, optimization, and machine learning with hands-on implementation in Matlab/Octave, Python/Scipy and C++/Qt. He developed and maintains TraCI4Matlab, an API extending SUMO for Matlab users, and has engineered MVC Qt interfaces, parallel simulation platforms and MPI-based HPC clusters for large-scale traffic experiments. His background includes lecturing and doctoral research at the National University of Colombia where he worked on model-based traffic management, emissions analysis and multi-modal data pipelines. Based in Aachen, he is comfortable bridging academic research and production-grade software, with a practical knack for re-engineering APIs and integrating open-source stacks into reproducible workflows.
code12 years of coding experience
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Github Skills (18)

simulation10
matlab10
modeling-tool9
simulator9
power-systems9
modelica9
electrical-engineering9
co-simulation9
energy-system8
grid6
infrastructure4
realtime4
dymola4
middleware2
infrastructure-as-code2

Programming languages (5)

C++JavaScriptInno SetupModelicaMATLAB

Github contributions (5)

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pipeacosta/traci4matlab

Mar 2014 - Jun 2021

An implementation of the Traffic Control Interface for Matlab
Contributions:2 releases, 55 commits, 24 pushes in 7 years 4 months
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ENERTEF/dpsim

Oct 2025 - Apr 2026

Real-time power system simulator including powerflow, (dynamic) phasors and EMT
Contributions:1 push, 1 branch in 6 months
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