Ege KORKAN

I am a PhD candidate in the Embedded Systems and Internet of Things group in TU Munich (https://www.esi.ei.tum.de/startseite/). My research is based on developing methods for Internet of Things system development using Web Technologies.

Participating in the standardization efforts for the Web of Things at the World Wide Web Consortium. Editor for the Binding Templates document (https://w3c.github.io/wot-binding-templates/) and testing.

I have worked on my Master's Thesis in the Web of Systems team. I have develop a toolchain to use Thing Descriptions in the development process of a IoT Thing.

For 3 months, I have worked on developing examples about the new features of SoMachine Basic, an IDE for programming Programmable Logic Controllers. For the remaining time of 3 months I have done firmware programming and its verification with a team of 3 people. I have taken part in the software design cycles and learned what are the steps to develop a commercial software.

My task was to develop a voltage regulator that can be adjusted via i2c protocol. I have worked on every aspects of the task: - Getting the specifications - Simulating the circuit - Designing the printed circuit board - Soldering components / making the circuit board - Writing the i2c protocol - Testing the board

I have worked on developing an interface for a PS/2 mouse on a Xilinx Basys 3 FPGA board

I have participated in the quality control of plastic fastening products for cars. This was a mandatory internship for us to have a first hand experience in production.

Internet of Things, Distributed Systems, System Design for Internet of Things

For one semester, I have taken classes on embedded systems and verification. In the second semester I have worked on my Master's Thesis in Siemens on design processes for Internet of Things, which led to a PhD subject.

After taking 2 years of general engineering classes, I have pursued classes on all fields of Electrical Engineering. This included antenna design, power engineering, embedded devices, control and automation engineering.