Steve Di Camillo
- Technical Marketing and Business Development Manager
- Tasking (formerly LDRA)
Steve Di Camillo has over 30 years’ experience in embedded systems and software development, focusing on model-based engineering and standards compliance. He has worked with many customers around the world in the automotive, aerospace, rail, medical, telecommunications, energy, and industrial equipment industries. Throughout his career, Steve has helped engineering organizations to adopt new processes, tools, and technologies to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their systems and software development and testing efforts, while maintaining compliance with evolving and emerging technical standards.
Steve earned his Bachelor of Science degree at Cornell University. He now works as Technical Marketing and Business Development Manager with LDRA Software Technology.
Sessions
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Open & Modular Architectures
Software Defined Defense Systems: Best Practices for Developing and Verifying Safe and Secure Modular Software
Avionics is shifting from monolithic systems to open, modular architectures guided by the Future Airborne Capability Environment (FACE) standard. FACE defines common interfaces and data models to enable software portability, reuse, and faster integration across airborne platforms—principles now embedded in UK programmes such as PYRAMID and Team Tempest. While shared compute and software-defined functionality increase flexibility, they also raise challenges in interface control, integration testing, and verification across heterogeneous processors (GPUs, FPGAs, AI accelerators). Emerging technologies like Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) and FACE I/O Services support deterministic, certifiable communications. This session examines how adopting FACE-aligned open standards delivers technical interoperability, reduced lifecycle cost, and accelerated capability delivery for both industry and government programmes.