Daniel Mirchev

• Leading a Cluster (team) of Software Requirements Engineers working on OEM projects for power electronics and transmission ECUs in the automotive industry @ZF Friedrichshafen AG • Coordinating cross-functional teams to ensure timely feature development and adherence to project priorities. • Specifying and managing software requirements • Managing problem resolution and root-cause analysis.

University project in the area of E-Mobility. Goal was to design a modular electric driveline for conversion of vehicles with conventional engines to electric vehicles. My tasks were analysis and elicitation of system requirements System Architectural Design for the electronic system Model-based Design

The StreetDrone is a vehicle that serves as a platform for research on Autonomous Vehicle Technology. There I was responsible for the control systems and system integration. I had the opportunity to Implement the knowledge gained during the minor into practice using ROS and Python. I was working on improving the object avoidance and emergency braking systems, integrating the parking spot detection, developing an autonomous parking system, verifying in simulation using Gazebo and on the vehicle itself.

I was a member of the Electronics department of HAN Formula Student Team during my second year in Automotive Engineering. My main responsibilities were the ECU and the powertrain-related electronics. I had the opportunity to implement and extend my knowledge in vehicle electronics and gain a lot of practical experience on testing and verifying E/E components and systems, compliant with the rules of Formula Student - motorsport competition for University racing teams.

Tutoring first year students, helping them understand and solve problems related to Mechanics and Mathematics.

Primary Specialization: Vehicle Electronics & Control Secondary Specialization: Powertrain Minor: Mobile Robotics