Hansjörg Gärtner
About Hansjörg Gärtner
Hansjörg Gärtner is a Functional Safety Manager at LeddarTech, specializing in lidar sensor technology since 2017. He has a diverse background in quality management and software development, having held various roles at Nobel Biocare and Ticketmaster.
Work at LeddarTech
Hansjörg Gärtner has served as the Functional Safety Manager at LeddarTech since 2017. In this role, he focuses on mastering lidar sensor technology, ensuring that products meet safety standards and regulations. His expertise contributes to the development of advanced sensing solutions that are critical for various applications, including autonomous vehicles.
Previous Experience at Nobel Biocare
Prior to his current position, Gärtner worked at Nobel Biocare from 2011 to 2014. He initially held the role of Manager in Software Development for two years, where he oversaw software projects. He then advanced to Head of Quality Management, Software and Technology for one year, where he was responsible for maintaining quality standards in software and technology initiatives.
Career at Ticketmaster
Gärtner's career includes a significant tenure at Ticketmaster from 2006 to 2011. He worked as a Product Manager and Senior Functional Analyst, where he contributed to product development and analyzed functional requirements. His role involved collaborating with various teams to enhance user experience and product functionality.
Education and Expertise
Hansjörg Gärtner studied at the University of Stuttgart from 1984 to 1998, completing a 14-year program. His educational background provides a strong foundation for his expertise in functional safety and software development. This academic experience supports his roles in various technology-driven industries.
Experience in Computer Vision
Before his time at Ticketmaster, Gärtner worked at Optel Group as a Developer in Computer Vision from 2005 to 2006. In this position, he focused on developing technologies related to computer vision, contributing to advancements in visual processing and analysis.