Lourdes Alejandro

Innovative Bioengineer with experience in designing AI-driven medical diagnostic tools and evaluating biomedical equipment for safety and efficiency. Proven track record in developing machine learning models for real-time signal processing (EEG/EMG) and managing complex R&D projects. Skilled in technical writing and cross-functional collaboration to enhance AI-based healthcare technologies and data-driven clinical solutions.

R&D at Niak Labs (2026-02 – Present)

Full-time remote position in research and development

• Researching and designing a brand-new device for the company's portfolio
• Evaluating components, costs, and functionality while serving as a key decision-maker
• Applying technical criteria and knowledge to integrated hardware and software development

Final Degree Project at Physiology Of Action Laboratory (University of San Martín, UNSAM) (2025-05 – 2026-02)

Development of hand gesture classifier from real-time EMG signals

• Develop a hand gesture classifier from real-time EMG signals
• Generating a training database for the machine learning model using relational database principles
• Effective communication between the application and the Delsys Trigno Lite sensors to enable real-time model capture and application

Teaching Assistant | Analog & Digital Electronics at ITBA (2024-03 – 2026-02)

Teaching assistant for analog and digital electronics courses

• Assisting students with electronic instrumentation, circuit implementation, and Arduino programming
• Teaching classes and writing a theoretical guide on key course topics

Payload Leader at ITBA Rocketry Team (2024-08 – 2025-07)

Leadership role in designing and testing payload for IREC Competition 2025

• Overseeing the design and testing of PIONERO's payload, the first Argentine microfluidic chip for IREC Competition 2025
• Supervising a team of 6 in research, design, and testing
• Developing a infusion pump, a machine learning-based bubble imaging analyzer and a IR sensor to evaluate fluid dynamics during flight
• Design a complex communication protocol which includes interruptions, drivers and several components

Bachelor's Degree in Bioengineering – ITBA (2021-03 – 2026-02)