Guillaume Bourdais
Software Analyst, MAGNETI MARELLI (Brazil)
- Currently Embedded Software Analyst for MAGNETI MARELLI, in FIAT Betim (Brazil)
- Experience of 3 years in embedded software development, for heavy machines (LIEBHERR)
- Languages: French, English, Portuguese
I'm a person dynamic, creative and organized. I have good listening and analytical skills, focused on results, problem solving and continue improvement.
SPECIALITIES:
- Embedded software development (Requirement, Design, Bugtracking, Versioning)
- Embedded software Validation (Unit tests, Integration tests)
- Good computer competencies (Office advanced, C/C++, OS Linux/Windows, CANalyzer, DIAnalyzer, SCADE...)
112 contacts-Resident Engineer of MAGNETI MARELLI, in FIAT factory of Betim
-Main interlocutor of the customer FIAT
-Technical support for the electronic component BODY COMPUTER (problem solving, software update, explanation...)
-Executing validation tests on car, Following validation tests of FIAT
-Providing information and logs to MAGNETI MARELLI (Brazil and Italy) to fixe bugs and problems
-TOOLS: CANalyzer, DIAnalyzer, CANap
2008 - 20111/ Development of embedded software for hydraulic excavators:
- Defined functional requirements
- Developed functions with a graphical language (SCADE, Esterel Technologies)
- Performed unit tests, integration tests (on test bench and on excavator)
- Provided technical documentation (100 pages) and support to other departments
- Software versioning (Subversion), Bug Tracking (Mantis, JIRA)
2/ In charge of the integration of a telematics system on the excavators (LIDAT):
- Tested and validated the system (GSM modem, website)
- Requested system modifications, Bug Tracking (Mantis, Atlassian JIRA)
- Followed-up the system implantation in production department
- Provided technical documentation and support to other departments
2007 - 2008Realization of dynamical simulations of automotive gloveboxes.
2007 - 2007Development of a dynamical simulation of robot: programming in C++ (Visual Studio), use of PhysX SDK and hardware (NVIDIA), robot control design.