About

Deepak Yadav is a highly skilled AUTOSAR Engineer with over 5 years of experience in the software industry. He is proficient in C, AUTOSAR, Vector CANoe, and Functional Safety standard ISO26262. Deepak has extensive experience in Autosar stacks such as CAN Diag Stack, Ethernet Diag Stack, PDUR TP Gateway, Functional Safety (OS, WdgM, E2E) on Single and Multicore stack, and Security Stack. He is also well-versed in Time synchronization over Ethernet in Autosar, StbM, and EthTSyn modules, and has a thorough understanding of Linux Stack flow for Ethernet frame TX Rx. Deepak is a trainer of virtual training "Certified Automotive Cyber Security Practitioner (CACSP)" for Security Hardware and Automotive security use case. Deepak has written software safety requirements for PMIC monitoring in BMS and performed SFMEA and DFA for Safety architecture of the BMS system. He is also knowledgeable in TC37X memory architecture and clock system, MCU configuration, and OS configuration, build for ETAS RTA OS. Deepak has extensive experience in Multi-core and safety AUTOSAR modules Integration, Functional safety AUTOSAR modules Integration, and Diagnostic (over Can and Eth) AUTOSAR modules Integration. He has also worked on programming the gpio pins in Tiva TM4C1294 microcontroller having arm Cortex M4 processor. Currently, Deepak is working as a Senior Engineer at Mercedes Benz in the Central D&E/Computing platform group as a Cybersecurity Engineer. In the past, he has worked with companies such as FEV India as a Functional Safety Engineer (External) and KPIT as a Senior Software Engineer. Deepak holds a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree in Electronics and Communication from BMS Institute of Technology Management. He has also completed his CBSE 12th from Kendriya Vidyalaya and CBSE 10th from Kendriya Vidyalaya. Overall, Deepak is a highly skilled and experienced AUTOSAR Engineer with a strong background in Functional Safety, Security Hardware, and Automotive security use case.