Ramon Martín de Pozuelo Genís

Ramon Martín de Pozuelo Genís
E-mail
ramon.martinpozuelo@ext.salle.url.edu
Telephone
+34 932902475
Building
IOTICAT
Address
C. Quatre Camins 30, 08022, Barcelona
Floor
IOT
Section
Department of Engineering
Research Group on Internet Technologies & Storage
Position
Professor
Research Group
GRITS


Ramon Martín de Pozuelo Genís
Project Manager in Architecture and Cybersecurity
La Salle Campus Barcelona - Universitat Ramon Llull

Academic Background


  • Ph.D. in Information and Communication Technologies and Management (ICT), La Salle Campus Barcelona – Universitat Ramon Llull (Spain), with honors
  • M.Sc. in Telecommunications Engineering, La Salle Campus Barcelona – Universitat Ramon Llull (Spain), with honors
  • B.Sc. in Telecommunications Engineering, La Salle Campus Barcelona – Universitat Ramon Llull (Spain), with honors

Teaching Activity


Lecturer of Network Management and Planning at La Salle Campus Barcelona – Universitat Ramon Llull. Former Coordinator of the Master’s Degree in Technologies for Smart Cities and Smart Grids.

Research and Knowledge Transfer


Participation in national and European research projects in the areas of heterogeneous data networks, Smart Grids, Smart Cities, and cybersecurity, with a focus on the design of secure architectures in complex environments.

Professional Activity


Project Manager at CaixaBank since 2018, within the Architecture and Cybersecurity area. Specialized in secure technology architecture governance, security innovation, and emerging technologies. Actively involved in cross-functional initiatives and international working groups related to digital wallets and financial cybersecurity.

Additional Information


Professional certifications: ISACA CISM, ISACA CRISC, CFE.

Projects

Antarctica Project Test

ABSTRACT: Up to now most of the sensors installed by the Spanish scientific community in Antarctica have been placed clo...

ENVISERA

Up to now most of the sensors installed by the Spanish scientific community in Antarctica have been placed close to the stations, because...