Dipl.-Ing. Pablo de la Vega

• Contribution to the conceptual design and multi-disciplinary analysis of future Airbus products on both overall aircraft and components level. • Virtualization and integration of project software as well as network components using Docker and Mininet. • Analysis of communication capabilities such as throughput, traffic load and ping within simulation environment. • Integration of software components into simulation environment.

• Avionics system embedded real-time software development according to RTCA/DO-178C (DAL-C, D) for a fighter jet. • Definition of sub-system and software high- and low-level requirements. Analysis of main computer to sub-system signal interactions. • Working in an agile software development environment.

• Contribution to the development of safety critical real-time embedded software for aircraft systems according to RTCA/DO-178B, DAL levels A to D. • Involvement in all phases of SW life-cycle from requirements definition, design, code, integration and test. • Tool development according to RTCA/DO-330. Configuration and Change Management. • Product owner in tool development project: Full responsibility for capture of customer requirements, implementation, and delivery.

Research intern in the Communication Systems department in the Institut für Kommunikation und Navigation at DLR. Development of channel capacity studies in the Maritime Communications group. Master's thesis on the use of multiple antenna systems for communications on sea.

Internship at the Radiocommunications Department, working on the deployment and construction of mobile telephony sites. Technical analysis of construction drawings and as-built plans, logistic control of equipment and installation materials, making of documentation and contacting other companies. Project Management.

Delivery, collection and organization of a student survey on the quality of teaching at Universitat Politècnica de València.

Architecture of computer systems, radiocommunication, telecommunication networks, digital signaling and electronic design.