I am a highly motivated and skilled automotive engineering professional with a diverse background in embedded software development and automotive cybersecurity. I am currently working as an Automotive Field Application Engineer at NXP semi conductors, Munich. I finished my Master's degree in International Automotive Engineering at the Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt in Germany, I hold a notable endnote of 1.9. My educational focus encompasses key areas such as automotive communication systems, mathematical simulation, automotive software development methods, control engineering, and power distribution in vehicles. My professional journey includes roles as an Embedded Software Engineer at Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions, where I developed AUTOSAR Diagnostic System Managers, and as a Software Development Engineer at KPIT Technologies, where I integrated secure bootloaders for Audi's door control modules and reduced requirement tracking effort by 50% through a Python-based tool. Additionally, I have experience as a Werkstudent and Masterarbeit-Student at Continental AG, where I conducted research on automotive cybersecurity mechanisms, including SecOC, IPSEC, and MACSEC, and integrated MACSEC security mechanisms into HiL environments for ADAS/AD validation. Overall, my extensive experience, coupled with my dedication to automotive software development and cybersecurity, makes me a valuable asset in the automotive industry.