Jorge Gómez Rojas received his degree in Electronics Engineering in 1999 at Pontificia Bolivariana University from Bucaramanga, his final project was about "Transmission of digital data over HFC platform". He graduated in 2003 as a Teleinformatics Specialist at Francisco José de Caldas University and his final work was about "Switchboard demand payment communications developed in Java". He obtained a master’s degree in Electronics Engineering in 2008 awarded by the National Experimental University of Tachira (Venezuela) and his Master’s thesis was called "Robust Management routers through wireless protocols". He is an engineering Ph.D. in the Informatics and Telecommunications department of the Pontificia Bolivariana University. He is currently a full-time Professor at the University of Magdalena (Santa Marta D.T.C.H.), and director of the Grupo de Investigación en Desarrollo Electrónico y Aplicaciones Móviles (GIDEAM) from the same university. He worked for six years in the multinational Impsat S.A. (later Global Crossing and currently 3Level) and for two years at Siemens Enterprise Communications as a regional operations leader. He is also a peer reviewer for Colciencias since 2005 in the area of signal processing and telecommunications systems. He is an expert in the area of data networks, information society, propagation of electromagnetic signals, and signal processing systems for next-generation mobile telecommunications.