Jakov Sprljan
- Business Development Manager
- Schleissheimer GmbH, Germany
Jakov Business Development Manager at Schleißheimer GmbH. He has 10 years’ experience working in the automotive industry on braking systems and software products, giving him in-depth knowledge of development processes and test infrastructure. During his time at Schleissheimer, he is deeply involved in the development and product management of the Micro HiL infrastructure. He holds several patents and a Master’s degree in Mechatronics from the Technical University of Darmstadt (graduated with distinction).
Sessions
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Validation and Certification Challenges in Complex Aerospace Systems: From Mixed-Critical Architectures to Fit-to-Fly Testing
Shift Left: Accelerate Development by frequent E/E testing on multiple integration levels
The drive to reduce SWaP (Size, Weith and Power) through integrating mixed-critical functions on shared architectures demands rigorous testing of fault, time, and space isolation between safety-critical and non-critical partitions, including worst-case execution and interference scenarios in compliance with EASA CS-25 and ARINC 653. Concurrently, VTOL and UAV platforms require system-level validation of performance, autonomy, and safety functions within controlled sandbox environments. EUROCAE WG-112’s “fit to fly” criteria guide certification efforts, addressing airworthiness, flight dynamics and system integration, for these new aircraft types. This session explores how evolving standards and advanced testing strategies ensure robust, certifiable systems operating safely in complex aerospace environments.