Mariam Salama

Working in a project with a sprint structure, each sprint includes separate features. In each sprint, the architectural model and the requirements documentations have to be created. The complete work within the project follows the Automotive SPICE. My tasks include: •Managing the workflow of the sprints. •Managing the content and the abstraction level. •Arranging the communication with the Design department and the Test department. •Creating the Architectural models of SYS.2 and SYS.3 levels.

Team member of Requirements Engineers, System Architects, and Safety Engineers directly for a client in the Automotive field. My tasks include: •Collaborating with the client to create the requirements documents according to ASPICE. •Managing the requirements documents to maintain traceability and testability of the content. •Working together with the System Architects to create the Product Architecture and to establish consistency between the architectural models and the requirements documents.

• Requirements Engineering: Collecting stakeholder information, interpretation of stakeholder information into requirements and design specifications and managing the documentation. • System integration (Hardware/Software): Using Model-Based Systems Engineering (UML/ SysML), and creating Mathematical models. • Mechatronics Engineering: Design of electromechanical systems. • Product architecture: Creating the product's architecture using modern principles such as Platforming and Modularity. Additionally.

Product architecture: - Platforming - Modularity - Product Family design

The course included: - Control Systems Theory And Design - Finite Element Methods (FEM) - Vibration Theory - Embedded Systems (Hardware And Software) - Robotics - Mechatronics Systems

Modules included: - Thermodynamics - Stress Analysis - Manufacturing Processes - Fluid Mechanics - Hydraulics - Automatic Control - Digital Design - Microprocessors - Programming - Robotics and Sensors - Mechatronics Systems - Industrial Management