Gabriel Salazar Yépez, born in Quito, received his degree in Electrical Engineering from the National Polytechnic School in 2000 and his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the Institute of Electrical Energy at the National University of San Juan, Argentina, in 2005. He has served as the Coordinator of the Research and Development Area at CENACE, Director of the Tariffs and Regulation Departments at CONELEC, Executive Director of ARCONEL, International Electricity Coordinator at OLADE, Undersecretary of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energies at MEER, Director of the Doctoral Program in Electrical Engineering at EPN, and Faculty Member at EPN.

His research areas include Electric Markets, International Electricity Transactions, Electricity Transportation Tariffs, Economic Theory of Regulation, Reliability, and Renewable Energies. Currently, he holds the position of Full-time Professor at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the National Polytechnic School.

Pablo Proaño is a Full-time Occasional Teacher at the National Polytechnic School. He holds a Master's degree in Electricity with a specialization in Smart Electrical Networks, obtained from March 2018 to August 2019.

Additionally, he has an academic background in Electronics and Control Engineering, completing his studies in Electrical and Electronics Engineering between September 2009 and September 2015 at the same institution. His dedication and academic experience have established him as a valuable member of the educational community at the National Polytechnic School.

Carlos Herrera is an Electronics and Telecommunications Engineer, graduating from the National Polytechnic School of Ecuador in 1999. Continuing his education, he successfully completed his Master's degree in Connectivity and Telecommunications Networks at the same institution in 2014. Since the year 2000, he has been a passionate educator, imparting his knowledge in fundamental areas such as Digital Systems, Programming, and TCP/IP Networks. His commitment to educational excellence is reflected in his certifications as a CCNA and CCNP instructor granted by the prestigious Cisco Academy.

In addition to his outstanding academic work, Carlos has been an active contributor in the field of research, participating in key projects related to wireless sensor networks and cloud coordination services. His broad spectrum of research focuses on Wireless Sensor Networks, Networking, and Distributed Systems. His dedication and expertise in these areas have established him as a reference in the field of Electronics and Telecommunications in Ecuador.