Mikhail Kiselev - CV Embedded Systems Development Team Lead

ITELMA (from 2019): Development of an eCall telematics unit based on AUTOSAR and Linux software: creation of software architecture, requirements management, resource planning, developer leading. Designing and updating software for microcontrollers of serial devices. Development of algorithms for assessing the driver's driving style. MELSYTECH (2018-2019) Working with microcontrollers, designing devices in the cosmetic and medical industries from the concept till the production.

Volga State Academy of Water Transport - technical operation of transport radio-electronic equipment

embedded system SW, PCBs, SCHs

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I have been interested in electronics since 2010. I have always been impressed by the possibilities of modern electronics, and even more impressed by the number of difficulties that the developers of these solutions had to face and overcome.
I finally realized that I want to be a software developer in the field of microcontrollers and embedded solutions when in 2012 I tried the then not so common Arduino.
Since then, I have programmed many microcontrollers in a large number of IDEs with various architectures in personal and commercial projects and got to know FPGAs.
For some time, I improved my skills in programming and code optimization, designing high-speed and high-current printed circuit boards while studying at the university until 2018.
After my employment, I started working on code quality, portability and readability, documenting and simplifying code in favor of reusability.
In 2019, I'm moving to Moscow and working for some time as a programmer, leading projects, trying to write neural networks for a microcontroller.
In mid-2020, I began to actively study English.
At the end of 2020, I become the head of the software development department and recruit people to the team in order to make an AUTOSAR project on a multy-CPU board with a 4G modem on Linux. At this stage, I am getting acquainted with ISO26262, Automotive SPICE standards, studying development team management methods and system engineering, a lot of new skills have been learned.