Summary
Fuad Mammadzada is an embedded systems engineer and researcher with nine years of hands-on experience building firmware and DAQ software, currently an Associate Researcher at Fraunhofer IIS and a PhD candidate in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. He blends academic teaching and mentorship—multiple TA and SI roles at Lund University—with practical product delivery, from STM32/ESP32 firmware for airport e-gates to HUB75E LED drivers and ModBus interfaces. A CERN Summer Student, he improved C++ DAQ tooling for LHCb test-beam setups, evidencing comfort with legacy codebases and hardware-focused refactoring. Based in Erlangen, he brings deep low-level expertise across MCUs, timers, DMA, and interrupts, paired with a proven ability to translate sensor datasheets into robust production drivers. Notably, his trajectory shows a rare combination of research-grade measurement systems work and real-world embedded product engineering.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
PhD Electrical and Electronics Engineering, PhD Electrical and Electronics Engineering at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg
Bachelor's degree Process Automation Engineering, Bachelor's degree Process Automation Engineering at Baku Higher Oil School
Master's degree Embedded Electronics Engineering, Master's degree Embedded Electronics Engineering at Lund University