Summary
Carlos Osmín Pocasangre is a Full Professor of IT and a researcher specializing in renewable energy, geothermal exploration, and energy efficiency in buildings, based at the University of El Salvador. He combines a PhD in Geophysical Engineering from Kyushu University with a Master's in Renewable Energies, bringing technical depth in geophysics, remote sensing and electrical engineering to applied sustainability challenges. As head of the Telecommunications Department and a Senior Member of IEEE, he leads interdisciplinary projects—such as national geothermal mapping and power quality studies—that translate advanced sensing and modeling into regional energy solutions. His work uniquely bridges classroom teaching, departmental leadership, and field research, and he holds a national certificate in Energy Efficiency in Buildings, reflecting a commitment to both policy-relevant practice and academic rigor.
8 years of coding experience
Engineer's degree, Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Engineer's degree, Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering at Universidad de El Salvador
Master of Engineering - MEng, Renewable Energies, Energy Efficiency in Buildings, and Sustainable Management of the Environment, Master of Engineering - MEng, Renewable Energies, Energy Efficiency in Buildings, and Sustainable Management of the Environment at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Nicaragua UNAN-León
Doctor of Engineering, Geothermal and Mining Exploration, Doctor of Engineering, Geothermal and Mining Exploration at Kyushu University
English, Spanish, Japanese