Contact & Intro
Intro
Hello there,
my name is Michael Abel I'm a freelance software developer. I work as developer, tester and consultant for embedded and non embedded projects. I also give talks about digital transformtion, video conferencing and other topics.
Besides, I'm also involved in various kinds of social activities in my town Gerlingen.
Before that, I worked as developer, tester, Product-Owner and Test-Project-Manager in the field of embedded testing in the automotive industry. In my spare time I also work on testing methodologies for embedded soft- and firmware which keeps my wetware constantly busy. I foster unit-testing, test-driven and behaviour driven development.
I was hiding in academia for a few years to work on my PhD thesis. At this time I was engaged at the Graduate School advanced Manufacturing Engineering (GSaME) at the University of Stuttgart. However, my office was located at the Institute for Control Engineering at the University, where I had a parallel engagement.
Beforehand, I studied Electrical-Engineering and Information-Technology at the University of Stuttgart.
I have lots of fun in producing instead of consuming. That's why I'm steadily producing nonsense as well as non-nonsense. In my spare time I do lots of dilettantish tinkering, programming, 3D-printing, reading, cycling, soldering and Atmel-8-bit-ing. In an open world there is no need for windows. Hence, I like zookeeping of penguins.
A new direction is to care more about sustainability concerns. This is why I also participate in the local Repair-Café. In addition I'm spokesperson of a local work group "Interkulturelle Vielfalt" in Gerlingen.
Contact Data
It’s possible to contact me via various means of communication:
- E-mäil: mabel ät bitmuster döt org
- E-mäil: Michael döt Abel ät bitmuster döt org
- Möbile: +49 (0)163 639 639 4
- Jäbber-ID (abandoned): michlx ät jabber döt ccc döt de
- Mätrix: @michlx:matrix.org
- ... and Telegräm
I hope that spammers will never understand the meaning of the German letter ä, ö and ü but I’m sure you do : ) somehow.