Summary
Daniel Dietze is a systems architect and R&D leader with 10+ years of experience designing intelligent lighting and smart optoelectronic sensors, currently heading System Architecture at ams OSRAM in Regensburg. He bridges deep academic expertise—PhD in Electrical Engineering and Photonics and a postdoc at UC Berkeley—with hands-on silicon engineering and sensor product definition across OSRAM, producing over 19 journal papers and 60 conference contributions. Known for translating ultrafast spectroscopy and THz metamaterials research into practical sensor concepts, he combines lab-grade experimental skills, cleanroom nanofabrication experience, and software/driver development in C++ and Python. His background in both fundamental optics research and commercial product architecture gives him a rare ability to move ideas from proof-of-concept to deployable hardware and systems.
11 years of coding experience