Summary
Stig Hornang is an embedded software engineer in Oslo with 13 years of experience designing and modernizing control systems and human–machine interfaces for industrial and consumer devices. He has led full lifecycle development of turbine governor and excitation control platforms, shipping field deployments and creating HIL simulators and RESTful microcontroller-to-UI frameworks to boost testability and maintainability. Stig is skilled in modernizing legacy toolchains—migrating codebases and CI to GitHub, introducing CMake and Qt6 upgrades—and has delivered reliable Qt C++ applications for products like the reMarkable tablet. Comfortable across real-time control, embedded Linux, and automated CI, he combines control theory expertise from an MSc with hands-on systems thinking that bridges firmware, UI and test infrastructure. An understated strength is his penchant for automating tedious operational tasks, such as certificate provisioning for edge devices, to make complex systems easier to operate.
13 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
MSc, Control Theory, Real-Time Software Systems, Computer Vision, MSc, Control Theory, Real-Time Software Systems, Computer Vision at Norwegian University of Science and Technology