Luis Rojas Pino, PhD in Computer Engineering and Telecommunications from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, is distinguished as a researcher and academic. He is currently an academic at Universidad San Sebastián. His research areas include software engineering, human-computer interaction, and educational research in engineering, with numerous publications in indexed journals and international conferences.

At Universidad San Sebastián, Luis Rojas Pino teaches in areas such as web applications and technologies, object-oriented programming, and capstone projects. His research, focused on human-computer interaction, software engineering, and engineering education, directly influences his teaching by integrating agile and user-centered methods. This enables his students to acquire up-to-date knowledge and practical skills, enhancing their ability to develop innovative and efficient technological solutions. His educational approach is aligned with current trends and market needs, promoting academic and professional excellence.

Luis Rojas Pino specializes in research on software engineering, human-computer interaction, and engineering education. His interests include the development of agile methodologies in various contexts such as software development and curriculum design, qualitative prioritization methods, and the application of artificial intelligence in educational settings. Additionally, he investigates usability evaluation techniques and develops applications to support children with different abilities in their learning processes. His work aims to integrate advanced technologies into practical and efficient solutions, promoting innovation and accessibility in education and other fields.