Using Model-Based System Engineering to comply with ARP4754A

Marco Bimbi holds a M.Sc. in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Pisa in control theory and flight mechanics. Before joining The MathWorks, he has worked for 10+ years in aerospace as well as rails industries such as Rolls-Royce, Lilium and Deutsche Bahn focusing on Systems Engineering workflows for safety critical applications. During his career he held various roles such as Control Systems Architect, Model Based Systems Engineering Specialist and Requirements Manager. At MathWorks he focuses on Model Based Design Systems Engineering workflows for safety critical applications.

Ulrich Fräbel holds the degree of a Graduate Engineer in control theory of University of Rostock and Aerospace Engineering for Engine and Flight Control Systems of Officers’ College of East German Airforce. He worked for 20+ years in aerospace industry in Airbus and Rolls-Royce in the areas of systems engineering, flight testing and certification. During this time, he intensively used MATLAB and Simulink. Currently he runs his own business as general manager of Hybrid Aerotech GmbH in Germany developing hybrid electric propulsion systems for small aircraft and UAV and of the consulting service Certification Office. In several projects he led or actively supports the introduction of ARP4754A design assurance standard into the design management system of the several design organizations.

Juan Valverde is the Aerospace and Defence Industry Manager for the EMEA region at MathWorks. His technical background is on the design of dependable embedded computing solutions for aerospace. Prior to MathWorks, Juan was a Principal Investigator for Embedded Computing at the Advanced Technology Centre for Collins Aerospace - Raytheon Technologies in Ireland. Juan has a PhD in Microelectronics and Computing Architectures by the Technical University of Madrid (Spain).