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I'm Angel Dominguez, an American/Mexican/Spanish computer specializing in cross-platform mobile applications and the web platforms that support them. My passions include technology, traveling, cooking, museums, reading, and exploring all a city has to offer. I enjoy helping startups and small businesses grow by offering consulting and software development. Lately, I've been focusing on local logistic services and travel guides, reach out if you're interested in working together in these fields.
angel@angelengineering.com
Dr. Angel Dominguez is a computer engineer and software developer. He earned his M.S. and Ph.D. in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Maryland after completing his B.S. at Johns Hopkins University. His research interests were in the areas of computer architecture as well as compilers for embedded systems exploiting memory organizations effectively via compiler optimizations. He has developed the first known methods to allocate heap and recursive function variable data (both statically and dynamically) to take advantage of heterogeneous memory in embedded systems. His other research interests have included memory and architectural optimizations targeting parallel systems, compiler optimizations for code-size versus energy savings in embedded systems and research on VLSI design of photosensor arrays. Lately, his professional time has been spent developing problem-solving products for consumer-facing startups using modern open-source technology.
Ph.D. Electrical and Computer Engineering | University of Maryland | 2001 to 2007 |
M.S. Electrical and Computer Engineering | University of Maryland | 1999 to 2001 |
B.S. Electrical and Computer Engineering | Johns Hopkins University | 1995 to 1999 |
Owner
Aug 2011
to Now
Chief Engineer
Jun 2008
to Aug 2011
System Architect
Oct 2005
to May 2008
Interested in tips on places I've traveled to? Check out my travel blog.
Want some software tips and tutorials for making cross-platform mobile apps? Check out my tech blog.
Want to discuss a project, get some advice for a particular city or meet up for some tacos? Send me an email!