Ioannis Mavromatis

About me:

I have over a decade of experience at the intersection of research and development, building robust, scalable, and forward-looking technologies that bridge lab innovation and real-world deployments.

Currently, I lead the technical delivery of REASON-6G and guarDian projects at Digital Catapult, focusing on multi-domain orchestration, self-healing network architectures, and energy-efficient AI/ML operations. My work spans Cloud-native Platforms, Machine Learning and Federated Learning, and large-scale system deployments and optimisations.

In my previous roles, I architected secure IoT platforms, designed Federated drift detection frameworks, led Green AI research activities, delivered optimisation mechanism for vehicular communications, and more. I was also the solution architect and main developer to the award-winning UMBRELLA project, delivering a real-world, city-scale IoT backend platform.

Overall, I enjoy working with cutting-edge technologies, I am passionate about contributing to open-source projects and delivering ideas end-to-end, from the inception, to the validation at large-scale environments.

Research Interests:

My interests span around Cloud-native computing, Future Communication Networks, Machine Learning & Federated Learning, Sustainability deployments, Cybersecurity and Service/Network orchestration.

In the past, I worked in various areas around Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs), Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems (C-ITSs), Serverless Computing, Industrial Control Systems, and Digital Twins.

Open-source Projects:

In the past:

• Principal Research Engineer at Toshiba Europe Ltd., working among other project on:
  • UMBRELLA
  • CAVShield
  • SYNERGIA
  • BEACON-5G
• Research Associate at the University of Bristol, working on:
  • FLOURISH
  • NG-CDI
• Research Assistant at the University of Bristol, working on:
  • VENTURER.

I hold a “PhD in Vehicular Communications” from the University of Bristol, UK, where I worked with Prof Robert Piechocki and Dr Andrea Tassi. Before that, I got an “MSc in Wireless Communications and Signal Processing” from the University of Bristol, UK, and a “BSc in Computer Science” from Alexander Technological Institute of Thessaloniki, Greece, currently called International Hellenic University.