Kazuteru Ozawa
About Kazuteru Ozawa
Kazuteru Ozawa is an Embedded Software Engineer at QuEST Global in Tokyo, with extensive experience in automotive embedded programs and electric car charger development.
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Kazuteru Ozawa is an Embedded Software Engineer currently employed at QuEST Global in 日本 東京都 23 区内.
Professional Background
Kazuteru Ozawa has a robust professional background as an Embedded Software Engineer. His career spans notable positions including his current role at QuEST Global. Previously, he worked at ASTI Electronics Co Ltd for 12 years, Tokyo Computer Service for 2 years, and Alice Soft (champion soft) for 4 years. He also held a lead programming position at Fix Co. Ltd. for 4 years. His roles have been spread across various cities in Japan, including Hamamatsu and Osaka.
Experience in Automotive Embedded Programs
Kazuteru Ozawa has over 10 years of experience in developing automotive embedded programs. His expertise in this domain spans several critical aspects of automotive software engineering, including the development of electric car chargers and architecture design. This experience includes working with batteries such as lead, lithium, and NiCd, showcasing his breadth of knowledge in the automotive sector.
Technical Expertise and Skills
Kazuteru Ozawa possesses extensive expertise with various microcontroller units, particularly from Renesas, Cypress, and STMicro. He is well-versed in controller devices including CAN, RTC, WiFi, Bluetooth, SPI, I2C, and FLASH. His technical skill set encompasses programming languages such as UML, C/C++, and Assembly Language. Furthermore, he has a strong foundation in microprocessors and controller design, reflecting his deep technical knowledge in embedded systems.
Experience in Windows Programming
Kazuteru Ozawa has been involved in Windows programming since 1995. He has developed significant expertise in VC++, contributing extensively to his programming acumen. His long-term experience indicates a strong proficiency and adaptability in the evolving landscape of Windows-based software development.