Prof. Roman-Gonzalez's exemplary contributions to aerospace technology, research, and education make him an outstanding candidate. Prof. Roman-Gonzalez possesses a Master's in Industrial and Human Automation and a Ph.D. in Signal and Image Processing, both earned in France. His research expertise has been shaped through invaluable experiences in outstanding institutions like the French Space Agency (CNES) and the German Aerospace Center (DLR). These enriching experiences have honed his skills and allowed him to share his knowledge extensively with Peruvian institutions, thereby advancing the aerospace field within the country.

As the Coordinator of the Aerospace Sciences & Health Research Laboratory (INCAS-Lab), Prof. Roman-Gonzalez has nurtured the next generation of space professionals. He has imparted his expertise through courses at prestigious institutions such as UNSAAC, UAC, UNI, UPCH, UCH, and UNTELS, significantly contributing to Peru's academic and research landscape.

A prolific researcher, Prof. Roman-Gonzalez has authored numerous scientific papers and has been an esteemed keynote speaker at numerous national and international academic forums. His dedication to promoting aerospace technology in Peru is exemplified by his role as the founder and inaugural Chair of the AESS & SPS Joint Chapter of the IEEE Peru Section. Additionally, he has actively advised several university initiatives in the aerospace sector, further emphasizing his commitment to the field.

A landmark achievement in Prof. Roman-Gonzalez's career is the establishment of the "Introduction to Space Systems" course at our university—an unprecedented step in fostering aerospace education in a country where an undergraduate program in space engineering is yet to be developed. His initiative has laid a solid foundation for aspiring engineers to delve into the field of aerospace.

In recognition of his impactful work, Prof. Roman-Gonzalez was appointed Vice President of Research at the Universidad Nacional de Moquegua. At just 39 years old, he became the youngest university authority in Peru—a testament to his leadership and visionary approach.

In summary, Prof. Roman-Gonzalez's outstanding contributions to science, technology, and education are commendable and transformative. His work has left an indelible mark on our institution and the broader scientific community.