Summary
Pablo Cremades is an adjunct physics professor and engineer with nearly a decade building open hardware and software for teaching and research across Latin America. He holds a PhD in engineering and environmental science and combines experimental physics, automation, and embedded systems expertise with practical programming in Python and C++. As regional coordinator of the Latin American Network of Free Technologies he champions open-source hardware for labs and education, and he has hands-on experience creating GUIs and deploying Linux-based kiosk systems for industrial controllers. His background in air quality modelling and cluster administration adds a data-driven, systems-oriented perspective that informs his lab instrumentation work. Based in Mendoza, Argentina, he blends academic research, community leadership, and applied engineering to make experimental science more accessible and reproducible.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Engineering - Environmental Science, 10, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Engineering - Environmental Science, 10 at Universidad Nacional de Cuyo
Engineer's degree, Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Engineer's degree, Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering at Universidad de Mendoza
English