Summary
Tom Freund is an experienced systems engineer and founder with 13+ years focused on building resilient embedded tools for advanced air mobility operations and maintenance. As owner of Dig.y.SoL™, he is developing ADCH, an anomaly detection and contingency-handling framework that anticipates faults in autonomous urban air vehicles and triggers automated mitigation, traffic coordination, and ground support notifications. His background spans hands-on embedded and scheduling systems consulting, project leadership at Pratt & Whitney improving manufacturing diagnostics and scheduling, and early compiler and test-system work at Harris, giving him deep cross-domain expertise in reliable, safety-critical systems. Tom combines mathematical rigor (MSc in Mathematics) with practical field experience deploying infrastructure and diagnostics, and he emphasizes look-ahead reliability rather than reactive fixes. He is based in West Hartford, CT, and brings a long-term commitment to making vehicle breakdowns a myth through intelligent digitization.
13 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
M.Sc., Mathematics, M.Sc., Mathematics at Pratt Institute
BA, Mathematics, BA, Mathematics at Yeshiva University
Spanish, French, German