Alan Grijalva is a machine learning engineer with eight years of experience applying advanced ML techniques to real-world physical systems, currently modeling RF power amplifiers at Epirus for RF design, simulation, and digital pre-distortion. His background spans research roles at DFKI and Fraunhofer SCAI, where he developed self-supervised and generative models for underwater perception, time-series anomaly detection, and 3D reconstruction of turbulent flows. Trained in physics (B.Sc.) and autonomous systems (M.Sc.), he combines strong theoretical foundations with hands-on engineering across telecommunications, robotics, and computational fluid dynamics. Alan has bridged lab-grade experimentation—such as trapped-ion work at PTB—with production-focused ML for microwave systems, a mix that helps him translate noisy physical measurements into robust predictive models. Based in Hawthorne, CA, he is comfortable moving models from research prototypes to application in constrained, signal-processing-heavy domains. His uncommon cross-domain expertise lets him spot optimization and statistical-modeling solutions that pure software engineers often miss.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree Autonomous Systems, Master's degree Autonomous Systems at Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences
Bachelor's degree Physics, Bachelor's degree Physics at Universidad Autónoma de Baja California
Student Exchange Physics, Student Exchange Physics at The University of Göttingen
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