Marina Fernández Fernández-Campoamor

Bio

Marina is a Service Development Engineer at Coreso in Belgium, where she brings her technical expertise to improve the European cross-border exchange of electricity. She also researched in Quantum Computing at E.ON DT, in the intersection of Optimization and Energy Systems. She holds a Double M.Sc. degree in Industrial Eng. and Mechanical Eng. from the UPM and TUM. Additionally, she co-founded @ysi_energy, an outreach energy platform aimed at bringing the energy sector to the young generations.

• Service Engineer

  Coreso - Full-time From November 2022 to Present

  Responsible for defining, developing and implementing coordination services, through projects in partnership with internal and external stakeholders, in order to meet the (mandatory) requirements issued by ENTSO-E and European regulation, to coordinate the electricity networks in Europe and enable market coupling.

• Quantum Computing Incubation Specialist

  E.ON Digital Technology - Full-time From September 2021 to October 2022

  Authored scientific publication: “Community Detection in Electrical Grids Using Quantum Annealing”.rnLead European Commission 12-million-euro grant application on Optimization Use cases using Quantum Computers and negotiated budget increase by 60K. rnPresented business use case for co-joint 3 year research collaboration project in front of E.ON and IBM executives. rnCoached UnternehmenTUM student project for co-joint development of quantum tech startup idea for increasing grid resiliency. rn

• Master in Mechanical Engineering

  Technische Universität München From September 2019 to August 2021
• Master in Industrial Engineering

  Universidad Politécnica de Madrid From September 2018 to August 2021
• Bachelor Degree in Industrial Engineering

  Universidad de La Coruña From September 2013 to July 2017

• Regulation of the Power Sector, Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Law

  Florence School of Regulation Issued July 2021

• Spanish
• English
• German
• Galician
• French

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