Keynote Speakers
Tony Gorschek is a Professor of Software Engineering at Blekinge Institute of Technology – where he works as a research leader and scientist in close collaboration with industrial partners. Dr. Gorschek has over fifteen years industrial experience as a CTO, senior executive consultant and engineer. In addition he is a serial entrepreneur – with five startups in fields ranging from logistics to internet based services and database register optimisation. At present he works as a research leader and in several research projects developing scalable, efficient and effective solutions in the areas of Requirements Engineering, Product Management, Value based product development, and Real Agile™ and Lean product development and evolution. Dr. Gorschek leads the SERT profile (Software Engineering ReThought) – Swedens largest software engineering research initiative, developing the next generation of applied empirical research movements to meet the challenges of the next generation of software intensiveproducts and services. www.rethought.se www.gorschek.com tony.gorschek@bth.se
Marcelo Jose Ruv Lemes
Marcelo Jose Ruv Lemes is graduated in Data Processing (1984) and Degree in Mathematics from the University of Taubaté (1988). He holds a Master of Science degree from Aeronautics Institute of Technology (ITA/1997) in Software Engineering. He holds a PhD in Sciences from the Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo (POLI USP/2011) in the area of concentration of Digital Systems. He worked for 12 years at the Aeronautics and Space Institute (IAE) of the Aeronautics Technology Center (CTA), with most of the time involved in the development of the onboard software of the Brazilian Satellite Launch Vehicle (VLS). Since 1997 he works at EMBRAER. Initially in the definition of embedded application development processes for the defense area. In 2001, he started working on civil aviation projects in monitoring software processes with suppliers and, later, in coordinating certification activities with aeronautical authorities for software (DO-178B/C), programmable hardware (DO- 254) and systems development processes (ARP4754A). He has been a Designated Representative Engineer (DER) by ANAC since 2001. He currently works with Embraer’s Chief Engineer coordinating embedded software activities.
Invited Speaker
Gustavo Candido
Enterprise Agile Coach at Itaú Unibanco, Speaker and Researcher in Agile methods. Experience in Agile Transformation in large companies. Today supporting Itaú Unibanco Bank in Digital Transformation (Lean Agile), through practices like Scrum, Kanban, SAFe, Lean, Continuous Improvement (PDCA, Kaizen). 10 years experience in IT, Project Management, PMO, Software Engineering practices and Agile Product Management (Business/Product Discovery, Design Sprint and others). Post Graduated in Project Management – PMI by Senac São Paulo and in IT for Project Management by FATEC (UNESP SP).
Geilson Loureiro
Geilson Loureiro is the head of the laboratory of integration and testing (LIT) of the Brazilian Institute for Space Research (INPE) since 2013. He is professor of Systems Engineering at INPE’s graduate course on Space Systems Engineering and Management. Geilson works at INPE since 1988 having experienced many satellite development life cycle processes,from conception up to launching. He was one of founders and first president of INCOSE Brasil, a professional association of systems engineers in Brazil, in 2012. He was one of the founders of the Technological Institute of Aeronautics (ITA)’s undergraduate course on Aerospace Engineering in 2010, teaching Systems Engineering at undergraduate level at ITA from 2010 to 2015. He was one of the founders of INPE’s graduate course on Space Systems Engineering and Management in 2008. Geilson had two Post Doctorate experiences, one, on Cubesat development at Wurzburg University in Germany, in 2011 and other, on Systems of systems for space exploration – concept of exploration and requirements, at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), in 2004 and 2005. He had his PhD degree on Systems Engineering at Loughborough University in 1999. He had his master degree on Concurrent Engineeringat ITA in 1994. He finished his specialization course on Production Management at Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV) in 1990. He graduated as Electronics Engineer at ITA in the class of 1987.
Diego Pivoto Palma
Diego Palma is a Civil Aviation Regulation Specialist at ANAC, the Brazilian Civil Aviation Agency, where he has been working for the past twelve years. He received a master’s degree in Telecommunication Engineering, a specialization in Airborne Systems Engineering and is a graduate in Electrical Engineering. He is a former DCTA employee where he worked in the Aerospace Product Certification Division (CPA), with electronic systems. At ANAC, he has been working within the Aeronautical Product Certification branch (GGCP) at the Electrical-Electronic Systems and Software Engineering Group, being involved in activities related to avionics platform systems, and development assurance applicable to airborne electronic hardware and software. Diego is a member of the Technical-Scientific Committee for R&D initiatives at ANAC/GGCP, and he is also the coordinator of the Aeronautical Product Certification Engineering Seminar, that occurs annually at ANAC-SJC facilities.
Panelists
Everton Lucas
Developer since 1999, I’ve worked on products that used Delphi, PHP, C #, Java, PL/SQL, Ruby on Rails and Python. Bachelor in Information Systems. I’m always looking for learning between developing software and agile methods for one reason: the themes and knowledge complement each other, and can not be treated separately! I believe that technological and human factors must go together in order to succeed in building a product. I’m doing my masters at Program in Technological Innovation of UNIFESP, and I want to help development teams to detect and remove impediments in software projects using Lean Software Development and Mining Software Repositories, through the research I will develop. I’ve been working at the Aeronautics Computing Center of Brazilian Air Force (CCA-SJ) in São José dos Campos. It is a FAB unit that builds flight systems and simulators. I have supported a development team to build the Center’s first flight simulator, as the Scrum Master, during the year of 2018.
Luiz Eduardo G. Martins
Luiz Eduardo G. Martins received the PhD degree in Electrical Engineering from State University of Campinas (UNICAMP). He is an associate professor of software engineering and embedded systems at Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP). He has been researching topics related to requirements engineering in the last 20 years. Currently he is interested in investigating requirements in the context of safety-critical systems. Prof. Luiz Martins is coordinating the project entitled “Development of a Process Model based on STAMP for Collecting and Management of Safety Evidence”. This Project is suported by FAPESP in cooperation with international and brazilian companies in safety-critical system domain.
Daniel Wildt
About Daniel Wildt: I’m a software developer helping people to become better people, teams to grow and products to come alive. I can play as a Developer, Mentor, Consultant, Head of Technology, CTO, you name it. I can manage teams, projects, products and services. But… be sure to understand that my process is about building autonomy and trust whenever I am. I use Design Thinking, Lean Thinking, Agile Methodologies and Non Violent Communication to do that. My mission? To be a Chief Heart Officer, creating safety, enabling spaces where people can be who they are, and are able to bring their best to the game of building a company, product or a service. I’m Founder/Partner at uMov.me (http://umov.me), Partner/Mentor at Wildtech (http://www.wildtech.com.br), Content Producer at http://danielwildt.com and a Youtuber at youtube.com/danielwildt.
Johnny Cardoso Marques
Johnny Marques is a professor in the Software Engineering Department of Aeronautics Institute of Technology, researching in the areas of Software Quality, Critical Systems, Information Systems, and Requirements Engineering. He holds a degree in Computer Engineering from the Rio de Janeiro State University (UERJ), a master’s degree in Aeronautical Engineering, and a doctorate in Computer Engineering, these two lasts from the Aeronautics Institute of Technology. He has over 20 years of experience in the aviation sector, working at EMBRAER (2003-2018), VARIG (2000-2003), and Transbrasil (1999-2000). He has been participating in the working group that defines standards for aviation software and databases. Currently, he also contributes as an author of several IEEE Standards for Software Engineering, acting as part of Working Group C/S2ESC and is part of the Commission for Quality Management and General Aspects of Medical Devices of the Brazilian Association of Technical Standards (ABNT).