Martin Schwienbacher
Senior Software Engineer at ETAS
Stuttgart Region Germany
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Top SchoolMartin Schwienbacher is a Senior Software Engineer with 14+ years of experience specializing in automotive software, APIs, and DevOps, currently driving ETAS OpenDAQ SDK integration for high-performance BEV data acquisition. He has led API design and developer UX initiatives across Bosch/ETAS, evangelizing API-first approaches and shaping public API guidelines for globally distributed teams. His background spans C++, C#, Java and middleware (ZeroC Ice, RMI, DDS), virtual ECUs/Digital Twins, FMI bus standardization and CI/CD automation to bridge legacy toolchains with software-defined vehicle architectures. Martin blends hands-on engineering with technical leadership—coaching offshore teams and consulting stakeholders to manage software complexity for maintainable, evolvable interfaces. Outside work he pursues photography and long Alpine rides on his BMW K1300S, reflecting a practical eye for detail and endurance that also informs his approach to resilient engineering.
14 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
Current interests: DevOps Tensorflow Machine Learning Kubernetes, Current interests: DevOps Tensorflow Machine Learning Kubernetes at Self-studiesDiplom Softwaretechnik, Diplom Softwaretechnik at University of StuttgartAbitur, Abitur at Albert-Einstein-Gymnasium ReutlingenEnglish: Full professional proficiency French: Elementary proficiency Latin, English: Full professional proficiency French: Elementary proficiency Latin at Languages
English, French, Latin, c#, modern c++, java and uml / idl
Github Skills (8)
adapter3
test-explorer3
testing2
visualize2
boost2
unit-test2
visual-studio1
microsoft1
Github contributions (2)
maschwie/GIANT
Jan 2012 - Jan 2012
Contributions:12 commits in 1 day
etas/vs-boost-unit-test-adapter
Nov 2015 - May 2016
Contributions:15 comments, 6 issues in 6 months
casesmicrosoft-visual-studiovisualizetestingunit
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