Résumé
Davis Montenegro-Martinez was born in Bogota, Colombia, in 1981. He received the B.Sc. degree in electronic engineering from Universidad Santo Tomás, Bogotá, in 2004, the M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees from the Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá, in 2012, and 2015, respectively, and the second Ph.D. degree from the University Grenoble-Alpes, Grenoble, France, in 2015, all in electrical engineering.
He serves as an Engineer/Scientist III with Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) in the areas of power system modeling, analysis, and high-performance computing in Knoxville, TN, USA. Before joining EPRI, he served for ten years as a Lecturer with Universidad Santo Tomás, Bogotá, Colombia, during this time he was also technology consultant in the areas of industrial automation, software, and electronics hardware design focused in the electric power industry, specifically in monitoring and control applications for meter calibration laboratories. His expertise in parallel computing techniques is being used at EPRI for incorporating multicore processing to power system analysis methods such as QSTS, reducing the computational time required to perform these analysis using standard computing architectures. His research interests include power system modeling, analysis and high performance computing applied to power system studies. Dr. Montenegro is also a member of the International Council on Large Electric Systems CIGRE, he was awarded with the IEEE 2016 I&CPS Ralph H. Lee Department Prize Paper Award at the 2017 I&CPS Technical Conference Awards luncheon in Niagara Falls, ON, Canada, for the paper titled “Energy Storage Modeling for Distribution Planning.” He was also awarded an IEEE recognition in 2017 for notable services and contributions towards the advancement of IEEE and the engineering professions chairing of IM09 (Instrumentation and Measurements) Society Chapter, Colombian Section 2015–2017.
Expériences professionnelles
Engineer/scientist iii
Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) , Knoxville - CDI
Depuis le 12 janvier 2016
I serve as Techincal Leader with Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) in the areas of power system modeling, analysis, and high-performance computing in Knoxville, TN, USA. Before joining EPRI, he served for ten years as a Lecturer with Universidad Santo Tomás, Bogotá, Colombia, during this time he was also technology consultant in the areas of industrial automation, software, and electronics hardware design focused in the electric power industry, specifically in monitoring and control applications for meter calibration laboratories. His expertise in parallel computing techniques is being used at EPRI for incorporating multicore processing to power system analysis methods such as QSTS, reducing the computational time required to perform these analysis using standard computing architectures. His research interests include power system modeling, analysis and high performance computing applied to power system studies.
Stagiaire
Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) , Knoxville - Stage
De Juin 2015 à Août 2015
Support to the Distribution System Simulator OpenDSS and to design and integrate new models of power devices (UPFC) using the source code of OpenDSS. Create new graphical interfaces for simulating Distribution Management Systems by integrating OpenDSS and multi-vendor technologies. On each application the aim was to guarantee modularity, scalability and flexibility to integrate several technologies on a single project, these technologies include communications, control logic, monitoring and simulation using standard multi-core computing architectures.
Research doctoral assistant
Universidad de los Andes , Bogota - CDD
De Janvier 2012 à Juin 2012
Support the development of undergraduate and master research projects.
Lecturer
Universidad Santo Tomas , Bogota - CDI
De Août 2005 à Décembre 2015
Professor (Undergraduate courses), Universidad Santo Tomás de Aquino, Bogotá – Colombia.
Department of electronic engineering. Courses: Industrial Automation, Industrial Electronics, Digital signal processing, Introduction to electric circuits 1. Professor (Graduate courses), Universidad Santo Tomás de Aquino, Bogotá – Colombia.
Department of Electronic engineering. Courses: Specialized Instrumentation 1.
Ingénieur
Imectro Ltda , Bogota - CDD
De Juillet 2003 à Décembre 2007
Development of projects related with the automation of industrial processes like Dynamic weighting, specialized hardware and software for electric measurements laboratories, SCADA systems and HMI software.
Formations complémentaires
Ingénieur électronique
Universidad Santo Tomas - Industrial Automation
1998 à 2004
Electronic Engineer
Thesis title: Upgrading equipment landys & gyr for electrical measurements laboratory in EMCALI EICE esp.
Majeure en automatisation industrielle
Universidad de los Andes - automatisation industrielle
2004 à 2006
Specialist in Automation of Industrial Processes.
Thesis title: Design and implementation of a supervisory and classification system for plant floor based on experience
Master en génie électrique
Universidad de los Andes - Génie électrique
2010 à 2012
Master in Engineering –Electrical Engineering area.
Thesis title: Development of a computational tool to diagnose and characterize power quality conditions.
Docteur en génie électrique
Universidad de los Andes - Génie électrique
2012 à 2015
PhD in Engineering- Electrical Engineering area.
Thesis title: Diakoptics based on actors for the simulation, monitoring and control of smart grid applications.
Docteur en génie électrique
Université Grenoble Alpes - Génie électrique
2012 à 2015
PhD in Electrical Engineering.
Thesis title: Diakoptics based on actors for the simulation, monitoring and control of smart grid applications
(In cotutel with Universidad de los Andes)
Parcours officiels
Langues
Français - Courant
Anglais - Courant
Espagnol - Langue maternelle