Katharina Ceesay-seitz is an embedded systems specialist and doctoral researcher at ETH Zürich with nine years of experience developing safety-critical firmware, formal verification flows, and hardware security research. She has a strong track record from industry to research—building Radiation Monitoring Electronics at CERN, contributing to functional safety for automotive ECUs, and spending a research stint at Apple on formal verification. Her expertise spans low-level C and assembly for constrained devices, SystemVerilog/UVM and formal assertions for digital verification, and Python tooling for robust testing and automation. Awarded for her Master's thesis at TU Wien, she combines rigorous academic training with practical product-focused engineering and compliance to IEC 61508. Colleagues rely on her ability to bridge hardware and software domains to produce auditable, safety-certified systems, and she brings the uncommon perspective of hands-on FPGA/VHDL work alongside security research.
9 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Vienna University of Technology
Matura, EDV und Organisation, Pass with distinction, Matura, EDV und Organisation, Pass with distinction at HTL Wiener Neustadt
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Katharina Ceesay-seitz - Doctoral Student at ETH Zürich