Daniel San Martín is an Assistant Professor at the School of Engineering at the Catholic University of the North (UCN). He holds a PhD and an MSc in Computer Science from the Federal University of São Carlos, building a career centered on software engineering, architecture, and programming models. His work primarily focuses on architecture conformance checking, the process of identifying drifts and violations between a system’s planned design and its implementation, to ensure long-term software quality and maintainability.
In addition to his foundational work in software maintenance, Daniel is actively exploring the integration of data science into software engineering and has recently expanded his research into the field of quantum computing. He is a dedicated educator, teaching courses on software patterns and programming at UCN, and has published extensively on topics such as domain-specific languages (DSLs) and architectural modernization. His diverse research portfolio reflects a commitment to both refining traditional software systems and pioneering methods for future computing technologies.