Summary
Felipe Cuba is a postdoctoral researcher and Distinguished Investigador Beatriz Galindo at the University of Vigo, with nine years of focused experience in cooperative wireless communications, information theory and system simulation. He holds an M.Eng and M.Sc in Telecommunications and Signal Processing from Vigo and a PhD from the Telematic Engineering Department, where he produced both theoretical and practical advances in PHY/MAC techniques for cooperative diversity. A Marie Skłodowska-Curie Global Fellow, Felipe spent his fellowship's outgoing phase as a postdoctoral scholar at Stanford and the return phase at the University of Padova, combining top-tier academic exposure with applied R&D at GRADIANT and visiting scholarship at NYU Tandon. He blends deep analytical rigor with hands-on system implementation, often bridging information-theoretic insights to realistic wireless-network simulations. Based in Pontevedra, Galicia, he brings a cross-cultural research portfolio and a track record of translating complex communication theory into experimentally validated results.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Telematic Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Telematic Engineering at Universidad de Vigo
M. Sc., Telecommunication Engineering, M. Sc., Telecommunication Engineering at Universidade de Vigo
Master, Signal Processing Applications in Telecommunications, Master, Signal Processing Applications in Telecommunications at University of Vigo
Spanish, Galician, English, Italian