Summary
Maximilian Schlund is a V&V Architect with 11 years of experience applying formal methods, static analysis and machine learning to verification of large-scale and embedded software. He combines a PhD in theoretical computer science and a strong math background with hands-on fluency in Python, Scala, Java, C/C++ and Linux shell, favoring pragmatic, purpose-driven engineering over one-off hacks. At Bosch Research he developed automated, formal static analysis techniques (and applied ML to reduce false positives) and now brings that expertise to systems-level verification at ETAS. His research-to-product mindset is grounded in automata, logic and algorithms, enabling non-obvious, principled solutions to messy engineering problems. Based in Stuttgart, he enjoys data-wrangling and building applied tools that scale to very large codebases. He prefers meaningful professional connections and values direct, personal outreach.
11 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Dr. rer. nat. (PhD) Theoretical Computer Science, Dr. rer. nat. (PhD) Theoretical Computer Science at Technical University of Munich