Sergej Andrushchenko

- Development of mobile applications with Cross-Platform Xamarin framework and toolset (Android / iOS) with Visual Studio/C# - Planning, architecture, implementation, documentation, testing, deployment and post-launch support of mobile apps - Managing mobile app projects acc. to software life cycle (following IEC 62304 and FDA Guidelines) - Provision of custom controls and standardized software modules for reuse in subsequent projects - Building user-friendly and graphically intensive UIs

- Development of PC Application and Embedded Software for implantable medical products (Class III) acc. to DIN EN 60601-1-4, DIN EN 62304 and FDA Guidelines - Establishment of required Software Development Process (including SW Life Cycle SOP, Templates for SW technical documentation etc.) - Support of Know-how Transfer of implantable medical system - Build contacts to the external Software partners and suppliers - QM documentation acc. to EN ISO 13485 and EN ISO 14971

- Development of Medical Software for patient monitors (Class IIb) acc. to DIN EN 60601-1-4, DIN EN 62304 and FDA Guidelines in C++/Borland Delphi - Design and maintenance of QM documentation acc. to ISO 13485 und ISO 14971 - Implementation of Firmware Changes acc. to DIN EN 60601-2-34 in Embedded C - Testing and Documentation of new Algorithms in MATLAB - Evaluation of medical OEM Modules

- Development of Software Algorithms for Motion-Tolerant Pulse Oximetry and non-invasive Hemodynamic Monitoring - Embedded C Programming (MSP430x, FPGA, Xilinx Spartan, TI DSP C55x, AD BlackFin) - Validation studies and Benchmark-Tests together with Dialysis and ICU hospital departments - Patent Research and Technical Documentation - Supervision of student work and presentation of research results at national and international conferences

Master's Thesis titled “Development of the FPGA-based JTAG-Boundary-Scan Testing System for a customized embedded board”, 2009. Dräger Medical, Lübeck, Germany.

Bachelor's Thesis titled “Development of the Optical System for Photo-Spectral Analysis”, 2006. Institute of Surgery and Transplantology, Kiev, Ukraine.