Sebastian Stumpf

Manager Automotive Radar System Lab Validation

Greater Munich Metropolitan Area Germany
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Sebastian Stumpf is an experienced engineering leader with 11+ years building and running characterization and validation labs for automotive and power semiconductor products, now managing Automotive Radar System Lab Validation at NXP. He combines deep hands-on technical roots in C/C++, test automation, RF and high-voltage lab infrastructure with proven people leadership from roles at Texas Instruments and Wolfspeed. His background spans lab design, safety and standards compliance (DIN EN 50191, ESD, ISO/IATF audits), project and budget oversight, and development of custom test hardware and robotic handlers. Outside corporate roles he ran drone-based 3D scanning services and authored a practical crisis-preparedness guidebook during a sabbatical, showing a blend of technical curiosity and applied communication. Comfortable translating complex measurement needs into robust, auditable lab processes, he brings a pragmatic focus on safety, reliability and operational excellence to cutting-edge automotive radar and power testing.
code11 years of coding experience
job20 years of employment as a software developer
bookDipl.-Ing. (FH), Engineering Physics, Dipl.-Ing. (FH), Engineering Physics at Munich University of Applied Sciences
languagesEnglish, German, Spanish
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Github Skills (48)

ldap10
humhub10
php10
social-networking10
social-media10
cellular-network9
custom-pages9
duplicates9
gsm9
usability9
capistrano8
libgit28
hacklang7
open-source7
security6

Programming languages (3)

JavaCPHP

Github contributions (5)

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BastusIII/osmo-mitm

Mar 2017 - Jul 2020

Part of my master thesis, where I developed a MitM attack in GSM networks. This repository contains the man in the middle instance the attack was validated with. It is based on the @Osmocom cellular network stack and located between an osmocom-bb virtual-layer-1 and a virtual osmo-bts.
Contributions:19 commits, 16 pushes, 1 branch in 3 years 5 months
securitybtsmastergsmmaster-thesis
Contributions:16 pushes, 1 branch in 5 years 4 months
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Sebastian Stumpf - Manager Automotive Radar System Lab Validation