Summary
Bertuğ Dilman is a systems engineer specializing in flight control and simulation with four years of hands-on experience implementing UAS solutions and mission planning workflows. Currently at Auterion, he applies rigorous testing and high safety standards to software-driven unmanned systems, building on prior roles in modeling, simulation, and performance engineering for eVTOL and search-and-rescue UAV demonstrators. His background combines academic research at TUM with industry work on trajectory optimization, sensor-aware mission evaluation, and an in-house trajectory generator used for eVTOL performance calculations. Comfortable across the stack from algorithmic trajectory design to GUI tooling and data postprocessing, he bridges mechanical engineering fundamentals with software-centric system integration. Based in Munich and fluent in German and English contexts, he brings a pragmatic focus on mission optimization and certifiable safety practices. Outside formal bios, his GitHub reflects a playful curiosity about aerospace systems and experimentation, hinting at creative side projects beyond his core professional work.
4 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - B.Sc., Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor of Science - B.Sc., Mechanical Engineering at Technical University Munich
worked towards Master of Science - M.Sc., Mechanical Engineering, worked towards Master of Science - M.Sc., Mechanical Engineering at Technical University of Munich
High School, (German Abitur grade: 1.5), High School, (German Abitur grade: 1.5) at Deutsche Schule Istanbul / Alman Lisesi