Quentin Lambert

Quentin Lambert has worked in the software engineering field since 2013. In 2013, they completed an internship at Newcastle University where they designed and developed a GIS software in C# with the MapInfo framework. In 2014, they worked at Thales as a Software Engineer Intern, where they designed and developed a software to test an aeronautic embedded system in Java and C. Later that year, they started working at TE Connectivity as an Embedded Software Engineer, where they developed embedded software in C language for 8, 16 and 32 bits microcontrollers and designed and developed validation tests for automotive sensors. In 2019, they began working at Continental as an Embedded Software Integrator Engineer, where they were in charge of software integration of some SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) controller products and in charge of software integration tests. Quentin is currently employed at Syntony GNSS as an Embedded Software Engineer, where they are in charge of software development/integration for GNSS receivers, has suggested and established a V-cycle traceability solution from software requirements to acceptance tests, and has established unit test and integration test strategy.

Quentin Lambert obtained an Engineer's degree in Computer Science, Microelectronic, and Automatic from Polytech Lille in 2014. Prior to that, they completed a CPGE (Intensive Foundation Degree) in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry from CPGE - Classes Préparatoires aux Grandes Écoles in 2011.