Name:Sebastian Götz

Bio:

I’m a tenured senior researcher at Software Technology Group, Department of Computer Science, University of Technology Dresden.

I finished my Ph.D. thesis on Multi-Quality Auto-Tuning by Contract Negotiation (multi-objective self-optimizing software systems) graded summa cum laude in 2013 until when I worked on the project CoolSoftware, in the junior research group QualiTune, part of the Resubic Lab Dresden and in the DFG collaborative research center 912: HAEC (Highly Adaptive Energy-efficient Computing).

Now, I’m working as a senior researcher at Technische Universität Dresden where I teach the courses “Design Patterns and Frameworks”, “Component-based Software Engineering”, “Software Technology 2” and “Academic Skills in Software Engineering”. I’m actively involved in several research projects of the group, e.g., in the graduate college “Role-oriented Software Infrastructures”. Additionally, I’m the head of the jExam Group, a student lifecycle management system.

My main research interest is the development and investigation of self-aware computing systems, often in the domain of robotics, using models@run.time.

Country:Germany

Affiliation:Technische Universität Dresden

Research interests:Software Engineering, Collective Self-aware Systems, Models@run.time, Robotics, Energy-efficient Software