Christian Rexwinkel
About Christian Rexwinkel
Christian Rexwinkel is a Principal Architect at TomTom with extensive experience in software design and development.
Current Title and Role
Christian Rexwinkel serves as the Principal Architect at TomTom. Since 2013, Christian has been based in the Eindhoven Area, Netherlands, contributing to TomTom's technological advancements. In this role, he has been pivotal in guiding architectural decisions and ensuring the alignment of technology strategies with business objectives.
Previous Positions at TomTom
Before his current role, Christian Rexwinkel was a Software Architect at TomTom from 2010 to 2013. This role saw him focusing on the development and implementation of software solutions. Prior to that, from 2008 to 2010, he worked at TomTom via Topic as a Software Designer, where he contributed to design projects that laid the groundwork for future innovations.
Experience at Other Companies
In addition to his tenure at TomTom, Christian Rexwinkel worked at Topic Embedded Systems as a Software Designer from 2008 to 2010. He also gained substantial experience at Philips Medical Systems, where he served as a Software Designer from 2002 to 2007. These roles equipped him with a robust understanding of embedded systems and medical software design.
Educational Background and Expertise
Christian Rexwinkel studied Information Technology at Fontys University of Applied Sciences, earning his Bachelor's degree in 2002. His academic journey began at Marianum College, where he completed his HAVO in 1998. This educational foundation provided him with the technical skills and knowledge crucial for his roles in software design and architecture.
Collaboration and Development Projects
Christian Rexwinkel has collaborated with partners to develop radios featuring integrated TomTom navigation and extended multimedia support. His key contributions include developing integrated navigation solutions tailored for aftermarket systems at TomTom, enhancing the company's product offerings in the navigation sector.