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Main objective of this website is to keep things in mind and share my thoughts about automotive embedded software development. Some posts could be also helpful to others. Most of the posts will be in English. Off-topic related stuff is in German.
I work as a safety software architect for automated driving systems. I'm passionate about automotive systems engineering, functional safety, programming (programming in C++ and C in particular), control engineering, digital signal processing, embedded and real-time systems.
Being open-minded, innovative, analytic, creative during design and implementation phase is important to me. At the same time of being creative, I think it's mandatory to rely on proven-in-use concepts, standards and tools to get things done.
- Master of Engineering (MEng) in mechatronics
- Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in drive systems and mechatronics
During my time as a research engineer in the area of human-robot collaboration I had the chance to be one of the authors of three papers.
- Daniel Tuchscherer and Frank Tränkle. "A Multi-Platform Modern C++ Framework for Safety-Critical Embedded Software." In Proceedings of the Embedded World Conference 2018.
- Daniel Tuchscherer, Alexander Weibert, and Frank Tränkle. 2016. "Modern C++ as a Modeling Language for Automated Driving and Human-Robot Collaboration." In Proceedings of the ACM/IEEE 19th International Conference on Model Driven Engineering Languages and Systems (MODELS '16). ACM, New York, NY, USA, 136-142. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/2976767.2976772
- Tuchscherer, Daniel, et al. "PID-Regler-Entwicklung mit C++, Boost und ROS als Alternative zu Simulink." Tagungsband des Dagstuhl-Workshops.
- embedded systems
- efficient, elegant programming
- static code analysis
- continuous improvement
- design patterns
- producing high quality code in the team: clean, maintainable, reusable & readable code
- C++ templates / generic programming
- simplification