Decades of work in the Software and Aviation context with partners ranging from academia to large aerospace companies has given us the opportunity to learn, work and consult in a number of disciplines.
Experience Built On Hands-On Work: Our experience is based on hands on work and exchange with practioners of the software, security, airborne electronic hardware and certification fields and augmented by consulting and supervision and assessment work for suppliers and other stakeholders.
Application Areas: We have worked in several avaiation application areas, including large aeroplanes, rotorcraft, propellers, electric propulsion and drones. We understand that the development approach and processes need to adapt to the application to achieve optimal results.
Organisation Setups: From major players in the aviation industries, over mid-sizes suppliers to small and medium startups, we have seen it all in our professional career. And we have learned that an approach that works in one setup does not necessarily work in another: company culture is an important factor to what works and what does not.
Training that Matters: Training activities have been an integral part of our work experience. After both receiving and giving a lot of training courses in our professional career, our conviction has grown that only trainings tailored to the audience, their pre-knowledge, their professional environment and their main daily work pain points brings a major benefit that lasts.
Software Development
Development assurance and following established industry standards like ED-12C/DO-178C are the main approach to software in avaiation. Properly defining and executing the software development is the key to successfull products.
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Product Security
Cyber security in the instance of product security has been introduced for aviation products by the authorities via means like AMC 20-42. Ensuring that cyber attacks on A/C systems cannot lead to safety impacts is a must now.
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Information Security
Besides ensuring that products are secure, also the organisations that design, build or maintain them must ensure their processes are secure. Part-IS as the information security regulation from EASA is mandatory even for small and medium organizations.
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Certification
Certification, qualification or approval is a prerequisites for using A/C and certain drones operationally. The formal and involved process behind this can be challenging, espacially for newcomers to the aviation games.
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Training
Properly trained development and airworthiness personnel is a key factor for successful product introduction in aviation. A deep understanding not only of the words, but especially the rationale of the corresponding industry standards and airworthiness regulations can only be obtained by trainings tailored to a company's setup and situation.
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