As a cross-functional lead on an early-stage robotics startup, I drove both hardware and software initiatives—ensuring technical rigor, regulatory compliance, and smooth deployments. I supported CE-marking efforts, established development guidelines and CI/CD workflows, refined operational processes, and helped shape a next-generation operator dashboard strategy.
Collaborated on the CE-certification plan: drafted risk assessments, hazard analyses, and all required technical files (e.g. Declaration of Conformity, EMC reports).
Authored and maintained:
Managed the hardware engineering squad, driving design iterations from initial prototypes through field trials.
Planned and executed robot deployments, oversaw sensor calibration routines, and refined mechanical/electrical setups for reliability.
Established and updated inventory tracking and spare-part management processes to streamline repairs and maintenance.
Defined software development standards—covering code style, review processes, and module testing—to boost quality and maintainability.
Built and optimized pipelines (GitHub Actions on self-hosted runners), automated unit/integration tests in Python/C++, and halved the time from commit to deploy while reducing regressions.
Helped shape the Robot Operator Dashboard's feature set to meet compliance and safety requirements, advising on real-time monitoring needs, access controls, and data-logging capabilities.
Implemented Notion, Fibery, and Miro workspaces with custom workflows, automated notifications, and quality-control checkpoints.
Analyzed operator bottlenecks, guided task prioritization, and advised on process changes—significantly improving team throughput and maximizing feature delivery value.