Embedded Software Engineer, Compredict
Virtual sensors for mobility
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Virtual sensors for mobility
21-100 employees
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21-100 employees
Company mission
Compredict's mission is to transfer vehicle data into vehicle insights.
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Company mission
Compredict's mission is to transfer vehicle data into vehicle insights.
Our take
The world of mobility is evolving, with vehicles becoming smarter - and Compredict is hoping to be a part of this change. The company supplies virtual, software-based sensors for any type of vehicle, with the ability to replace existing hardware sensors, whilst also enabling enhanced measurement capabilities and monitoring.
With Compredict, overall sensor cost can be reduced without sacrificing the quality of the systems, as its software-based offering is cheaper than hardware alternatives. Its sensors can monitor vehicle health by detecting anomalies and forecasting wear-and-tear, enabling maintenance to be optimised. Additionally, they have the capability to transform raw vehicle data into meaningful, monetiseable insights for clients.
The company has seen good funding that will enable it to deepen its collaboration with automakers and fleet providers, as well as expand into new markets. Recently, Compredict partnered with Munich Re Group Company to provide customers with a performance guarantee for its virtual sensors, demonstrating the confidence that it has in its products.
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Benefits
- Remote options
- Company lead and founded by engineers
- We have a flat hierarchy and are low on politics and drama
Leadership
Stéphane Foulard
(CEO)Former Research Associate in Automotive Engineering and Mechatronics at TU Darmstadt. Was also a Research Assistant in Mechatronics at Ecole Centrale de Lyon, and Lead of the Suspension Department of DART Racing.
Dr. Rafael Fietzek
(Managing Director)Completed their PhD and was a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Institute for Mechatronic Systems in Mechanical Engineering at TU Darmstadt.