Commercial Vehicles
Industry and Technology Expertise
The commercial vehicle industry places special demands on technology, functionality, ergonomics, durability, and economic viability. In my assignments, I have supported Tier 1 suppliers in this environment with the conceptual design, development, industrialization, and further development of complex systems—always with a focus on functionality, reliability, efficiency, economic viability, and practical suitability.
My experience ranges from cockpits and display systems to the series implementation of complete driver workstations and interior concepts. The projects shown below demonstrate how I balance technological expertise, industrial feasibility, and economic requirements—both in development and in manufacturing and operational processes.
Technology and Competence Fields in the Commercial Vehicle Sector
Driver Information Systems (including HMI)
Development and industrialization of display and control systems (HMI) for commercial vehicles—with a focus on innovation, functionality, ergonomics, and robustness.
Key areas: Product and system development (architecture, electronics, software, mechanical design), project management, sales, industrialization, as well as manufacturing and assembly.
Vehicle Interiors & Driver Workstations
Development and implementation of cockpits and driver workstations for commercial vehicles—designed for ergonomics, high stress, economic viability, and series production capability.
Key areas: Product development and design, project management, industrialization with qualification, as well as series production and assembly.
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