Summary
Ahmed Elsalahy is a Senior Embedded Software Engineer with seven years of experience building firmware and embedded systems across automotive, IoT, and energy-efficient mobility domains. He holds an MSc in embedded computing from TU Berlin and University of Turku, with a focus on embedded systems security and low-power design. Ahmed’s career spans Valeo HIL test-bench firmware for major OEMs, open-source LoRaWAN reference firmware at The Things Network/Industries collaborating with Semtech and ARM, and recent work on C++, CAN, functional safety, and diagnostics for Lightyear’s solar electric drivetrain. Now at Q*BIRD, he continues to blend safety-critical automotive development with IoT and tooling experience. Colleagues describe him as curious and collaborative, often bridging hardware constraints with pragmatic software solutions. He’s passionate about open source and quietly contributes cross-disciplinary insights that improve reliability and energy efficiency in embedded products.
8 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Assiut University
Master's degree, Major in Embedded Systems and Minor in Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Master's degree, Major in Embedded Systems and Minor in Innovation & Entrepreneurship at Turun yliopisto - University of Turku
Master's degree, Major in Embedded Systems and Minor in Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Master's degree, Major in Embedded Systems and Minor in Innovation & Entrepreneurship at Technische Universität Berlin
Diploma, Embedded Systems, Diploma, Embedded Systems at Information Technology Institute (ITI)
Arabic, English