Michael Knop

Manage team (15+) of system engineers in development of system requirements for ADAS ECU. Write, review, and manage requirements for ADAS projects in DOORS Next Generation (DNG). Performed Scrum Master duties for ADAS System sub-teams. Planned data model and assisted in migrations from DOORS 9.x to DNG. Developed DOORS 9.x DXL applications to assist migrations to DNG.

Developed and maintained DOORS 9.x data model and DXL applications. Managed requirements for multiple automotive IVI projects.

Developed and maintained DXL applications for various versions of DOORS in safety conscious industries (aviation, automotive, rail).

Met with Airbus A400M representatives to discuss requirements for security software. Wrote system and software security requirements based on customer requirements. Led small team in implementation of software requirements for security software. Designed and implemented DO-178B software processes for 100 people. Developed DXL applications for DOORS, e.g. KPIs, GUIs, consistency checks, review artifacts, document generation, etc.

Researched use of performance monitors to measure Windows machines’ availability in a distributed computing environment.

Assisted various research projects in design and code activities. Performed teaching assistant duties for introductory operating systems course. Gave lectures as needed when professor was unavailable. Designed and graded programming assignments.

Wrote acceptance test procedures for display generator unit for AC-130. Coded and integrated (on site) engine display instrument for UH-1 helicopter.

Performed teaching assistant duties while still an undergrad at UWM. Led weekly programming lab discussions to clarify professor’s lectures. Graded programming assignments.

Coded, in proprietary graphics language, head-up display (HUD) for KTX-2 trainer. Coded embedded driver to feed data to HUD graphics board.