Albert Dillon has a significant business management background and graduated from The University of Queensland with a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical & Biomedical Engineering (Hons). Albert’s experience spans across multiple disciplines such as Research & Development, Hardware Engineering, Firmware Engineering, Data Science and 3D Modelling. Albert’s current role as Electronics Engineer at Canaria Technologies involves Digital Signal Processing of biometric data (PPG, EEG and ECG), constructing and testing active-threshold algorithms and FIR filters, building ML models for supervised classification problems, researching past, current and promising methods of biometric signal analysis, and engineering solutions in software.