I am Jose Ángel Gumiel, PhD in Electronics and Communications (in the field of Automotive Electronics), MsC in Advanced Electronic Systems and BsC in Computer Engineering.

• Personal website. Don't forget to take a look at the blog section!
• Some 3D-Design projects for printing on my Thingiverse profile. I still a newbye, anyway.
• Sharing updates on LinkedIn

• 🔌 In the last months I have been working with Altium, I have a repository with some hardware development projects.
• 🔭 Lately, I have been working on Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the edge. I have used Python, Tensorflow 2 framework and the Google Coral platform, an embedded device with an EDGE TPU.
• 💎 My expertise is on embedded programming. I have created a repository for a fast kickstart with Cypress PSoC 4200 platform.
• 🌱 I’m currently learning Automotive Electronics. I am developing some code examples using the LIN Protocol, but I still learning about MISRA C coding standards and the automotive strict normatives and standards. Another thing I am learning is LaTeX.
• 💬 Ask me about analog and digital audio, FPGAs, VHDL, communication protocols, data acquisition, electronics, hardware and anything you want. If I can help, I will share my knowledge with you.
• 📫 How to reach me: On my website you can find my contact info. Don't hesitate to mail me. I still have some social media accounts, but I am not using them anymore.

I have published five articles, most of them in Open Access. Hope to continue writing and sharing my research:

• 📄 New generation of automotive mechanical and electronic components: technological challenges for suppliers.
• 📄 Introducing the Electronic Knowledge Framework into the Traditional Automotive Suppliers’ Industry: From Mechanical Engineering to Mechatronics.
• 📄 A Holistic Approach on Automotive Cybersecurity for Suppliers.
• 📄 Next-Generation Pedal: Integration of Sensors in a Braking Pedal for a Full Brake-by-Wire System.
• 📄 Improving the Reliability of Automotive Systems.

• 📄 (PhD) Methodology for the Development of Electronic Actuators and Sensors and their Integration into Mechanical Components for Reliable Automotive Systems.

This are my main languages, it's right. Anyway, don't trust this information completely yet, because I am trying to ignore the all the C auto-generated code from my repositories. The language I use the most is C, but others like VHDL or even Java should have had more relevance than which I am showing at this momment.