Kaleb Yael Solórzano Martínez is an engineer specializing in the renewable energy and electrical systems sector, with an outstanding track record in the development of innovative projects. Notably, he has been a collaborator at the Mexican Center for Innovation in Wind Energy (CEMIE-Eólico), where he has served as an associate researcher on the P08 project. In this context, he has participated in the design and construction of an experimental wind turbine of less than 3 kW and in the development of virtual reality simulation software for educational purposes. Here, he has also contributed to the construction of a 3 kW full power converter, publishing a research article on wind energy conversion systems in the international journal Journal of Electronics and Communication Ethics.

He has also worked as a Construction Supervisor at the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), where he was responsible for the expansion of electric power distribution networks, ensuring their integration into the Mexican National Electric System. In addition, he has experience in the maintenance of major repairs for AW1500 wind turbines, with an emphasis on the repair of critical components such as electric generators, gearboxes, and blade bearings.

• Construction Supervisor at the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE)

• Major Repair Maintenance Technician

• Associate Researcher at the Mexican Center for Innovation in Wind Energy (CEMIE-Eólico)

• Master of Science in Wind Energy from the University of Istmo

• Bachelor of Electronic Engineering from the National Technological Institute of Mexico