Summary
Samuel Flis is a development engineer with 12 years of experience designing data acquisition and logging systems for autonomous vehicles and scientific instruments. He architects real-time vehicle data infrastructure at Scania, combining software engineering, data analysis, and hardware-lean commissioning skills honed during a PhD and postdoc in astroparticle physics. Samuel’s toolkit spans Python, C/C++, CMake, Protobuf and async data pipelines (Redis, ZMQ, DDS), and he has a track record of reorganizing build systems and creating production-ready DAQ frameworks. Comfortable working across firmware, hardware and cloud-adjacent services, he translates complex sensor and telescope requirements into robust on-wire and on-disk formats. Less obvious: his early fascination with scripting-driven numerical simulation (Comsol/Matlab) underpins a pragmatic habit of prototyping algorithms and automation to speed development and calibration workflows.
12 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Astrophysics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Astrophysics at Stockholm University
Swedish, Polish, English