- 👋 Hi, I’m JSenseIT (compound with J Sense it)
- J -first letter of my christian name
- Sense: S first letter of my family name, Sense like feel, or sensor
- It : like information technology or it
- "J sense it" like feel it
- 👀 I’m interested in IOT, Node-Red, smart home, smart building, smart industry,
- 🌱 I’m currently learning python java script, node-red,
- 💞️ I’m looking to collaborate on iot-projects
- 📫 How to reach me [email protected]
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As a engineer in computer science (espacialy technical comuter science) i am willing to bring in all my experiance from different areas like tool chain engineering, plant engineering or automation technology in to a contract or in freelance projects. I am responsable for data processing along the plants or devices to control them or to distrubute the technical data for further usings. My specialization is focused on SW programming, dealing with hardware and software interfaces to establish process-data oriented solutions. For this reasen my interests are to push IOT-Projects in Edge-computing in help customers, operator, owners for their applications.
I am experianced developer in tools Python, Node-Red, C++ and platforms like Android, rasberry pi, Arduino, ESP32-Family and Protocolls like Bluetooth, WIFI, REST (Architekture), Mqtt, TSP/IP, Serial communication, field bus systems and programmable logic controlers.
Industry software development: Trumpf Laser Systems
Responsable for software development, mainly device/hw integration, software for automation, marking software tool chain
- integration of devices for field bus connectivity and drive technology
- Topic: Software driver for real time and fieldbus connectivitiy, so that costumer can control the marking system in their production landscape
- Parts: drivers created by software programming based on c++, testing with field system like plc
- acquired knowledge: Software Programming for device and processdata, technical knowledge of field and real time bus systems
- integration of a new drive system for a ne designed workstation based on servo drives and intelligent steppers
- Topic: a new software modul, so the the workstation can controlled by the existing main Control Software
- Parts: tuning and configuration of the used drive systems, software developing of a modul which handles user inputs (e.g. positioning, initialization function)
- Part 2: handling the processed input and output command of the drive system via translation drive units to SI units (e.g. mm/s, mm, ...)
- Learnings: deep understanding of servo and stepper drives and motors, handling rs232 hw interface and protocol, more C++ knowledge
- developing of a software for SAP to integrate the marking system as a printer for using it from SAP transactions
- Topic: Software driver for marking system side, developing page description language (PDL) and a Device Type on SAP side
- Parts: deveoping PDL in Abab, Devicetype definition, developing a generic windows driver to handle the output date comming from SAP print out
- Learnings: Abab Objects, SAP Spool Administration, interpretating Datastreams over parsing utf8 coded printouts (texts, fonts, pictures, lines)
software development in Equipment engineering : Endress und Hauser FLowtec
Role: Responsable for software development in equipment engineering for flow meter calibrations rigs
- Support all calibration software based on C (Win CVI) for pressure, flow, mass calibration rigs
- Software development new calibration software based on C# with the focus on Gateway programming for all processdata of calibration rigs
- Topic: programming Software assamblies (dlls) for gateway with OPC-UA support
- Parts: programming assembly for plc connectivity, OPC-UA Client, HMI based on WPF
- acquired knowledge: C#, WPF, UPC-UA, process datafrom different bus systems over plc
- Project dashboarding all flow calibration rigs in the world over one Gateway -Software based on OPC-UA and C#
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