Change What's Possible Webinar Series
Virtual Event: “Building Next-Gen Automotive Software: Mastering Mixed Criticality Workloads and Software Test Environment”
Join Correlium’s Bill Neifert and Vector’s Markus Helmling for an on-demand webinar, “Building Next-Gen Automotive Software: Mastering Mixed Criticality Workloads and Software Test Environment.”
Bill and Markus discuss significant developments in automotive software and how to leverage virtual devices running in the cloud to advance your development methodologies. They also demonstrate running mixed-criticality workloads and showcase how Vector’s SIL Kit and CANoe offerings enable you to construct real-world scenarios in a virtual world.
Date: On-demand
Change What's Possible is our ongoing series of events designed for IoT and automotive software development professionals. During each session, members of the Corellium team and guests will discuss how virtualization can modernize and accelerate software development methodologies.
Speakers
Bill Neifert,
Senior Vice President of Partnerships at Corellium
Bill is the Senior Vice President in charge of partnerships at Corellium, which equips developers with the tools they need to advance the next generation of smart devices powered by Arm processors. Prior to joining Corellium, he was part of the Development Solutions Group at Arm where he managed the group’s marketing team. Bill joined Arm via the company’s acquisition of Carbon Design Systems where he was the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and co-founder.
Markus Helmling,
Product Owner for SIL Kit at Vector Informatik GmbH
Markus Helmling is a Manager Software Development within the Networks & Distributed Systems product line at Vector Informatik GmbH. He serves as the Product Owner of the "Vector SIL Kit" among other responsibilities. After completing his studies in Electrical Engineering / Information Technology at the Pforzheim University and gaining experience in the automotive supply industry, he joined Vector Informatik GmbH in 2012. Markus Helmling has overseen various products in the role of a technical product manager, with a focus primarily on in-vehicle communication, especially based on Automotive Ethernet.