PhD Candidate, MS
Doctoral Programme at the Faculty of Biomedical Sciences and Engineering
Tampere University of Technology (TUT)
Kauppi Campus - TAYS
jose.perez-macias :) tuni fi
For an overview of my professional background, here is my LinkedIn. For a more detailed CV ask me for my CV in pdf. My ORCID is here
I am Ph.D. candidate 2025 at Tampere University, Finland, and currently looking for a job opening. So if you read this, write me.
I have worked in Emfit Ltd. among other things, writing and validating algorithms for real-time snoring detection, researching atrial fibrilation detection, and in charge of two EU project, for Heart Failure and Atrial fibrilation.
In HUAWEI Helsinki Concept Lab, I developed wearable prototypes, I worked in sleep algorithms, testing photoplethysmography algorithms, sensor technologies, etc. (more details in my LinkedIn). I briefly worked with Neuro Events Labs Oy detecting breathing using video, for epilepsy detection.
In 2011-2012 I was a fellow at the University of Valladolid, in the Group of Biomedical Engineering in Magnetoencephalography (MEG). I held a position as a researcher in the Personal Health Informatics group in Tampere University of Technology (Finland).
I started a job in a multinational called Mach Connectivity GmbH (acquired by Syniverse) as an implementation Engineer and Service Manager. I switched to Biomedical again, and started as a developer / researcher in eHealth, at the Zentrum für Telematik e.V. (Germany). We were in the early design of a project for the design of a home dialysis infrastructure for Fresenius Medical Care.
In 2002 I finished Music Examinations Degree in Piano, in the Conservatory of Valladolid (Spain). In the last years I really enjoyed playing Chamber Music (Piano trios, duos, quartets) and the Choir, things that I keep doing at different rates at the moment. I started Telecommunications Engineering at the University of Valladolid; in 2009 I completed an M.Sc. in Telecommunications Engineering (UEM, Madrid). Between 2007-2009 I lived in Sweden, and completed an M.Sc. in Biomedical Engineering in 2009 (Chalmers University of Technology, Gothemburg (Göteborg), respectively. In 2009 I worked six months as an intern in the Medical Signal Processing Group at Philips–Aachen. where I worked with thoracic Bioimpedance in the FP7 MyHeart project framework.
Here is the link to the Github Project. In short the project is about sound source Localization using an eight-microphone Array (UMA-8 from MiniDSP).
This project was part of a course I took in TUT where I simulated a neuron using the FitzHugh-Naguno model
This is a timelapse from my house. Note how everything is already dark (winter in Finland), but also, how the goods are arriving to Sale (a supermarket). Gym (GoGo), is opening a bit before 6:00am. It was fun to set it up... I might put the code up (it is rather simple) when I find some time.You can see the super-dupper simple code in my Github. What can I say, sometimes things are that simple. The video was put together using Photoshop.
A great project using a Raspberry Pi (link). This is my personal webserver, hosting this project where you can upload music and add effects from PureData. The server is at home, so it might not always work (for now). This was part of a project from MediaServices with members Carita Logrén, Enrico Manuzzato, Jose Maria Perez-Macias, and Ugur Kar. I also leave some .wav files for testing since I remember they needed to have an specific sampling rate.
File1, File2, File3Hoping to stop killing my plants when I go on holiday (soon to be uploaded). I basically have a basic script in a RaspBerry Pi for the lights. I bought some special medical pumps to water them and control the doses, but has proven a bit more complicated than that.
This is a game for kids. Developed in Meteor. It can be used on the phone, or iPad, as long it is not a very old iPad (iPad 1) because it becomes very slow (soon to be uploaded on a server).
Project from back in 2006 usign an Intel Microcontroller Github Link
My first program in C++ (with my classmate Alberto Leon), we got an awesome grade! It is a bus ticket software to buy tickets to different destinations. Using Linked Lists and OO programing. Github Link
Me and a colleage developed a wireless sensor monitor that is deployed in TUT, pretty cool honestly (soon to be uploaded, well maybe not so soon). Programmed in C. These were the same guys as
This is a realtime control using a realtime operating system (Xenomai) me and my classmate developed (Github Link). In Chalmers, they were developing leading research to solve a problem of control over networks (nowadays everything is a network).
This is a super old project done in Csound about Sound
of Localization, from an old course of "Sound and Wave Engineering back in 2003/2004. It
is funny to see how much interest I still have in Sound, Biosignals...1D
signals/timeseries.
Still remember Richard Boulanger!!
The project was about using Csound, documenting it. And finally we created two examples
made by ourselves.
The original site is still on! but does not work properly in moder html... so I made a
some changes and put it
here.
Old page... it is
here.
Project from Advanced Audio Processing
GitHubI have been working on different projects as a copywriter, and also another one more dedicated to divulation.
This one is about sensors and promoting sensors. There is also a project of educating and reference material for the public based on research. Sensor Salud
This other was meant to promote what it another, but a bit abbandoned at the moment. Sleep Coaching and Research