Gregor R.

I offer 10 years of experience in the development of automotive regulation in both hardware and software. Especially software applications that were flashed to ECUs communicating via the CAN-Bus creating an overall complex system of sensors and actuators for driving assistance systems, electrical engines and for my last company hydraulic systems. These systems included software architectures in Matlab/Simulink and C/C++. I have in depth knowledge in the regulation of electrical machines in software like field-oriented- regulation and hardware like inverters, Type-D-Class-Amplifiers. I know exactly the physics of all major automotive actuators and the sensor data collection with analogue 4-20mA current lines or digital transmission via CAN. I've developed hardware myself but profound competence I have gained in the creation of large software projects. I offer You a project surveillance and development according to the Automotive SPICE® PAM v3.0 up to successful operation. The V-model is important and essential but sometimes a robust software architecture is neglected. The problem is that to create such an architecture You need a lot of experience in the development and implementation Yourself. I offer You a project management with respect to a clean and robust architecture. My last great software project was the development of the controlling and regulating software of a hydraulic testbench. I wrote the specification and designed the architecture. Then I managed the project up to successful operation by applying the V-model. The implementation was done with my team. However I always had to engage myself to force a clean design. Sometimes convincing the management that a clean design will save us time in the end. And I was right. Another automotive software projects was the controller of a drivers assistance system (trajectory planner). And this is my proposal to You. I have a lot of programming experience myself. Especially in the implementation of very big systems. Back in university I have studied software engineering. I had to complete trainings where I led projects and I was always successful in the shortest time with the least resources. Beyond that I work with Linux since 2000 know it's architecture very well and I am capable of writing device drivers.