Maximilian Geißlinger is a Staff Robotics Software Engineer based in Munich with nine years of experience building autonomous vehicle systems from research to product. He led TUM’s Intelligent Vehicle Systems team—growing it to 15+ PhD researchers, securing funding, teaching AI in automotive tech, and delivering a winning Indy Autonomous Challenge entry awarded $1M. His PhD produced a novel, ethics- and risk-aware motion planning framework aligned with EU requirements, and his master’s work yielded a widely cited camera–radar fusion algorithm for automotive perception. At Filics he advanced quickly through engineering levels into a staff role, translating cutting-edge research into production-grade robotics software. Pragmatic and methodical, he combines systems-level leadership with hands-on algorithm and software development across perception, planning, and vehicle integration.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Dr.-Ing. (PhD) Robotics and Software Engineering, Dr.-Ing. (PhD) Robotics and Software Engineering at Technical University of Munich
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Maximilian Geißlinger - Staff I Robotics Software Engineer at Filics