Kristian Hargé

[Embedded Systems Specialist]

From a young age, I have been interested in embedded systems and I have been able to direct my curiosity and desire to learn in this field. This motivated me to make it my profession. Throughout my academic career, I have had the opportunity to engage in numerous projects, whether they were part of the official program or not. Although some have been more successful than others, each experience has allowed me to enrich my technical and interpersonal skills.

I have been able to implement these skills in my professional life by working with Sigfox in the development of an embedded AI, with the CNRS and with Axelspace in the context of aerospace missions. During these experiences, I wrote code in C and C++. In the first case for a Cortex M4 processor and in the other two for a Zynq containing an embedded Linux (Bare-metal and userside applications). I was also very interested in the mechanics and electronics of these projects, which is how I was able to take control of Solidworks and KiCad software.

In order to carry out my projects, I organize my work in the following phases:

1. Discussions with the client and establishment of specifications.

2. Organization of project phases in Gantt form (if necessary).

3. Discussions of the schedule with the client and choice of dates for follow-up meetings between the client and me.

4. Completion of tasks.

5. Design review with the client.

6. Adding modifications.

7. Project delivery.

In parallel, I like to organize follow-up meetings with a certain frequency in order to provide the client with visibility and to ensure that the chosen directions are in accordance with the client's needs.

Finally, regarding the deliverables that I can provide, they depend mainly on what the client asks to be done.