Global OEM | SDV Platform
Defined end-to-end update strategy, signing pipeline, software configuration and deployment on vehicle
Worked accross OEMs, Tier-1, and platform teams, prepared transformations toward software-defined vehicles. I combine architecture know-how with state-of-the-art cybersecurity to create updateable, secure products.
Defined end-to-end update strategy, signing pipeline, software configuration and deployment on vehicle
Assessed CRA and RMI obligations, identified key compliance gaps, and guided teams on where to focus efforts and how to respond to regulatory demands.
Established OTA update workflows, verified R.156 compliance across the framework, and supported teams in understanding the security requirements for software update management
Created and maintained ISO/SAE 21434 work products, ensuring alignment with state-of-the-art cybersecurity requirements
Conducted CSMS pre-audit and gap analysis against ISO/SAE 21434, identifying compliance gaps and defining remediation priorities ahead of formal assessment.
SDV architecture, automotive cybersecurity, OTA strategy advisory
OTA Updates, Cybersecurity Management System, Secure Development
Implementation of UN R.155, R.156, Pentesting, Threat Assessment, Risk Analysis
Building trust can take time. But it's worth the wait. I value customer relationships based on trust a lot. It brings a good basis for the current and future collaborations.
In all my projects I take full responsibility for my work and strive to achieve the possible best solution for all projects I am involved in.
I embrace a clear communication. It gives you an honest feedback on the current project status and it gives me the time to reflect and improve.
I believe full transparency in projects improves information flow leading to better decision making. I strive to be fully transparent regarding all the work I do.
Honesty is often very hard. The truth can be painful at times. I think it embraces a collaborative working environment and is one of my key values to success.
We all make mistakes. What differs is the way we treat them. Mistakes on the way are natural. Learning from mistakes improves the way forward.