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
Playing around with lsystems and drawing the resulting string with the help of an svg-turtle as a curve.
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