Summary
Werner Dittmann is a freelance software engineer with 19 years of deep experience designing and implementing high‑availability, distributed and secure communication systems across Android, embedded, and telecom platforms. He combines hands‑on C/C++ and Java/Kotlin development with system and distributed architecture skills, having delivered encrypted audio, video and messaging solutions using SIP, (S)RTP, ZRTP and XMPP/OMEMO. Werner has led cross‑disciplinary teams on complex projects—from Android AOSP HALs for automotive 8K infotainment to migrating legacy payment terminals to modern Android/CMake builds—while maintaining rigorous QA and CI practices. He is an active contributor to open source security and communications projects (e.g., Apache, Jitsi, PJSIP) and implemented a Double Ratchet protocol used across mobile platforms. Based in Bavaria, he pairs decades of telecom-grade reliability work with pragmatic product delivery and a knack for refactoring brittle systems into robust, testable solutions.
20 years of coding experience
29 years of employment as a software developer
Certificate of apprenticeship, Telecommunications Engineering, Certificate of apprenticeship, Telecommunications Engineering at Berufsschule für Elektriker, München
School
English