Alexander Rudolph Dr.

Alexander Rudolph, Dr. has extensive work experience in various engineering roles. Alexander started their career at EnBW as a working student in nuclear power station, where they gained experience in control and safety technology. Alexander then moved on to Technische Universität Darmstadt, where they worked as a robotics and control research assistant, specializing in autonomous mobile robots. In 2004, they joined Diehl Aviation as a Manager Systems Engineering, focusing on large commercial aircraft. After 8 years, they transitioned to Continental, where they served as the Head of Safety & Security Engineering for more automated vehicles. Most recently, in 2020, they joined EUMETSAT as the Requirements & Verification Engineering Manager. Throughout their career, Alexander Rudolph, Dr. has demonstrated a strong expertise in engineering and a commitment to advancing technology.

Alexander Rudolph, Dr. received their education in Germany at Technische Universität Darmstadt. From 1994 to 1999, they pursued their Bachelor's degree, earning a Dipl.-Ing. in Control Systems Theory & Cybernetics. Following this, they continued their studies at the same institution and obtained a Dr.-Ing. (PhD equivalent) in Multisensor Mobile Robot Navigation from 1999 to 2004. In addition to their academic pursuits, Dr. Rudolph has also obtained several certifications. These include becoming a Rescue Diver through PADI in June 2023, acquiring a Private Pilot Licence (Aeroplanes) according to ICAO Part-FCL from the European Union in May 2023, becoming an Auditor for internal and Supplier Audits according to ISO19011 in December 2022 through Deutsche Gesellschaft für Qualität (DGQ), earning the title of ESEP - Expert Systems Engineering Professional from INCOSE in November 2019, and obtaining the certification of Certified Systems Engineer Level A from Gesellschaft für Systems Engineering e.V. in February 2016.