Omid

My cooperation with Simonsoft AB has involved using many different technologies and languages including containers and containerization, testing, designing UIs in HTML, CSS, Javascript, React, etc. as well as developing backend APIs and services in Java and Python.

I have on the side been lending my expertise as a consultant to several companies whenever an interesting project came up.

I was asked to implement a new feature for the same product I was working on when I left the company which I completed remotely from Göteborg.

I started my own company around the idea for a mobile application and to realize a dream. I single-handedly designed and developed two apps, their backend software, server infrastructure and contentiously maintain and extend them with new functionalities. The released apps are iOS versions and while I also experimented with the Android versions, they never made it to the play store due to lack of resources.

My final journey at HMS was to join the Wireless team developing the next generation of wireless products. I gained a lot of experience and training working with Bluetooth, IEEE 802.11, ARM mbed, etc. The programming was mainly in C++ and Python.

Due to a need for extra resources on a development team developing a new product for a large customer, I was transferred to the Netbiter team to develop an embedded Linux gateway. I got to use many exciting tools and technologies namely BitBake, ThingWorx, etc. Programming was mainly done in C and bash.

I then was transferred to a very exciting department at HMS called the HMS Labs. The HMS Labs was the innovation center of the company which was in charge of trying out new ideas and developing prototypes focusing on the Industrial Internet of Things. Working at Labs involved programming in C/C++, C#, JavaScript, and much more.

Since I had developed quite a competence in ProfiNet, I was then moved to the team dealing with ProfiNet, ProfiBus and related technologies. I was assigned on the task of specifying and developing automated tests for a new ProfiNet product which was under development at that time.

As I was employed full-time by HMS, I was assigned to work on several projects for a large customer i.e. Schneider Electric, having to program, test and document embedded software using C, Python, Java, JavaScript and HTML. Several industrial networking protocols were involved in these projects namely, ProfiNet, EtherCAT and DeviceNET.