Santiago Martinez

I was in charge of the design and implementation of an automation system for monitoring climatic variables in pastures.

• Designed and implemented an IoT-based monitoring system for cattle ranches, gaining hands-on experience in hardware selection, software integration, and end-to-end project development.
• Developed technical expertise across sensor technology, embedded systems, wireless communication, and cloud integration.
• Contributed to project planning, including installation, maintenance, and evaluation strategies, showcasing analytical and problem-solving abilities.
• Exposure to industrial automation and control principles, relevant for roles in instrumentation, SCADA, and industrial IoT.
• Demonstrated collaborative skills by coordinating cross-functional teams to integrate subsystems.
• Documented project details thoroughly, highlighting commitment to quality and attention to detail.
• Provided recommendations for continuous improvement, such as cybersecurity and maintenance, demonstrating forward-thinking approach.

• Provided free math and science tutoring sessions to fellow university students struggling with coursework
• Leveraged strong math skills and teaching ability to help peers improve their understanding and performance
• Demonstrated patience, communication skills, and commitment to supporting the academic success of classmates

• Provided maintenance and repair services for various electronic equipment used within the university
• Troubleshot and repaired malfunctioning devices, restoring functionality and minimizing downtime
• Demonstrated technical expertise and problem-solving skills to support the university's operations

• Collaborated with thesis colleagues to develop an "Automated System for Road Marking Painting" prototype robot as part of undergraduate thesis
• Voluntarily utilized the custom-built robot to automatically paint road markings on streets lacking proper signage in Maracaibo
• Demonstrated the robot's capabilities and donated the prototype to the City Hall for continued use in municipal infrastructure maintenance