Summary
Mikhail Kulesh is a software architect with over a decade building highly reliable, real-time systems for air traffic management and scientific signal processing, now leading architecture at Airbus Defence and Space. He blends deep academic expertise in time-frequency analysis and wave separation (Doktor nauk) with hands-on engineering in C++, Java, Linux, STM32 MCUs and Android open-source projects like microMathematics. His career spans mission-critical ATC products (Departure/Arrival Management, Pre-Departure Sequencing) and earlier research on seismic and geomagnetic signal processing, giving him a rare ability to turn advanced algorithms into production-grade distributed software. Based in Bremen, he is comfortable across the full SDLC—from requirements and prototypes to integration, testing and customer acceptance—and maintains reproducible research code on GitHub. Notably, his background in mathematical modeling informs pragmatic architectural decisions that optimize reliability and signal fidelity under real-time constraints.
9 years of coding experience
22 years of employment as a software developer
Dipl.-Ing., Mathematical Modeling of Systems and Processes, Dipl.-Ing., Mathematical Modeling of Systems and Processes at Perm State Technical University (PSTU)
Russian, German, English