Summary
Romain Henry is an embedded localization software engineer with 10 years’ experience building localization, mapping and perception algorithms for automated driving at Bosch in Stuttgart. He combines a strong academic background in embedded software, SLAM, computer vision and image processing with hands-on AUTOSAR C development, HIL testing and runtime optimization for safety-critical ADAS platforms. His work spans both application and basic software layers—improving collaboration between ASW and BSW, developing failure monitoring/diagnosis modules, and creating non-intrusive CPU analysis tools on Lauterbach. Comfortable from STM32 prototyping to production Bosch platforms, he has also delivered path-planning research, IMU drivers and resource-constrained algorithm optimizations. Fluent in requirements engineering (DOORS) and ISO26262/ASPICE processes, he brings a pragmatic, performance-minded approach shaped by both R&D and field-grade automotive projects.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Masters of Science in Computer Engineering, Embedded software, Artificial Intelligence and Digital Image processing, Masters of Science in Computer Engineering, Embedded software, Artificial Intelligence and Digital Image processing at UTBM
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Computer Science, Computer Science, Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Computer Science, Computer Science at University of Strasbourg
Baccalauréat (A-Level), Engineering Science, Computer Science, Baccalauréat (A-Level), Engineering Science, Computer Science at Lycee Stanislas Wissembourg
Two year technical degree, Computer Science, Two year technical degree, Computer Science at IUT Robert SCHUMAN
French, German, English