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Oscar R.
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IT Security Eng. Linux admi / IT Risk Manager
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Ph.D Certification
LaTeX expert
Book Chapter in Scientific Computing
Mathematical Modeling and Matlab
Linux Vmware with VirtualBox (from Oracle) Ubuntu on CentOS
Ph.D Certification
LaTeX expert
Book Chapter in Scientific Computing
Mathematical Modeling and Matlab
Linux Vmware with VirtualBox (from Oracle) Ubuntu on CentOS
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Experience
IT Security Engineer
Dec 2018 - Present
I check responses from the IT Systems.
IT Risk Manager
Nov 2011 - Present
Management of a set of established business continuity processes to ensure that IT systems supporting essential business functions in the Energy sector. Design, realisation and execution of tests. Python and
statistical programming with Matlab
Senior Postdoc Researcher
Jan 2008 - Oct 2011 (3 years, 9 months)
Senior Postdoc Researcher
Own Funding grants
System administrator of the Computing Cluster
Programing and Statistical Analysis
Education
PhD in Biotechnology (Theoretical Chemical Physics)
(4 years)
Qualifications
PhD Title
Royal Institute of Technology
2005
PhD Title in Theoretical Chemical Physics (Biotechnology)
ITIL@ v3 Foundation
EXIN
2011
IT Processes Certification ITIL.
Publications
Quantum Interference and Decoherence in Single-Molecule Junctions: How Vibrations Induce Electrical Current
America Physical Society - Phy. Rew. Letters.
Quantum interference and decoherence in single-molecule junctions is analyzed employing a nonequilibrium Green’s function approach. Electrons tunneling through quasidegenerate states of a molecular junction exhibit interference effects. We show that electronic-vibrational coupling, inherent to any molecular junction, strongly quenches such interference effects. This decoherence mechanism may cause significantly larger electrical currents and is particularly pronounced if the junction is vibrationally highly
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