Kevin Alejandro Cruz Medrano

Kevin Alejandro Cruz Medrano is a mechatronics engineer specializing in electronic hardware and PCB design. His interest in engineering began at a young age when he wondered how his remote-control toy car worked. Over time, that curiosity evolved like a signal decomposed through its Fourier transform, revealing many components of knowledge and creativity that led him to a passion for designing electronic systems that can impact the lives of thousands of people. His career began with the co-design of an electronic glove that translates Mexican Sign Language into text, created to support its learning. Later, he participated in the maintenance of the SACEM automatic train control system of the Mexico City Metro, indirectly supporting the daily service used by more than 300,000 passengers. Currently, he works as a PCB Design Engineer at Astemo, developing electronic hardware for automotive applications.