- Responsible for the implementation of Functional Safety in application projects in accordance to ISO26262/ IEC61508- Perform detailed analysis for the System Design in application projects with the focus on Functional Safety- Specification/ adaptation of safety related work products mainly on technical level (A-Spice SYS.2/3 process level)- Development of Technical Safety Concepts- Moderation/ Involvement of System Safety Analysis (e.g. FMEA, FTA)- Evaluation of hazards and classification (ASIL)- Hardware/ Software ASIL decomposition- Coordination and cooperation with internal and external customers with regards to Functional Safety topics in application projects- Support the System Architecture team- Following company standards, international safety standards, legal standards and development process- Mentoring activities

- Responsible for the development, maintenance and reuse of test specification (test design, test cases and test procedure).- Formal analysis of input documents (e.g. Requirements, Project Test Plan).- Performance of gap and reuse analysis.- Effort estimation for creation of test specification.- Create test specifications conform with the product test strategy and Project Test Plan.- Perform reviews with stakeholders.- Support analysis and reporting of test incidents.- Ensure bidirectional traceability.- Review and release of implemented test cases.

- Develop, maintain and improve test for different subsystems in the software (testplanning, test design, test cases). - Maintain existing tests and assure appropriate coverage/relevance. - Coordinate testing process improvements with testing and development teams from requirements through to design, coding, testing and analysis.- This job taught me to work efficiently in a team, to manage my time in order to fulfill my tasks and to accomplish my responsibilities.

During this internship I had the possibility to enlarge my skills in SQL programming using SQL Server.

At Autoliv, I had the chance to develop a self lateral parking car. This project helped me to understand better the use of sensors and microcontrollers, and I have developed my skills in embedded software engineering.

At Contintental, I had the opportunity to learn the base concepts of testing using a tool, called Tessy.