Hani Samman

Created and maintained functional requirements and test specifications. Participated in testing both domestically and internationally, performed measurement evaluations, and conducted error analysis and tracking of functional behavior in Hardware-in-the-Loop (HiL) and vehicle environments.

Responsible for analyzing requirements and specifications to develop test plans and cases. Conducted manual and regression tests, identified and documented defects, and communicated results to stakeholders. Contributed to the continuous improvement of testing processes and quality assurance.

Planned ongoing Hardware-in-the-Loop projects for the automotive industry. Commissioned HiL systems, developed battery models using Matlab Simulink, and created user documentation while designing new test bench concepts.

Supported projects and provided assistance in Hybrid Team Hardware-in-the-Loop systems, automation software, and on-site services for automotive testing.

Developed battery cell models for application in Hardware-in-the-Loop testing. Assisted in research and development tasks related to the project.

Assisted in IT applications and equipment at INCHER-Kassel. Supported and advised projects in data evaluations, particularly in larger surveys.

Produced automation engineering designs and modifications by identifying project objectives and issues, researching automation concepts, and supporting project implementation.

Completed a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, focusing on control engineering with Matlab and C++. Gained expertise in simulation and modeling in the field of HV battery storage and Li-Ion battery cells.

Pursued a Master's Degree in Electronic Engineering, but the program was interrupted.

Earned a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, providing a solid foundation in engineering principles and practices.