Martin Jud

Martin Jud serves as an Associate Lecturer at the Institute of Electrical Engineering within the Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. He has held a full-time position in Computer Science since 2002, contributing to both teaching and applied research in software engineering and project management contexts.

His educational background includes:

• FEAM apprenticeship followed by adult Matura
• Neurobiology studies at University of Zurich with Computer Science as major minor at ETH Zurich
• Business administration postgraduate studies

Jud's research centers on practical software engineering applications, with emphasis on development processes, architecture, and agile methodologies. His work bridges academic theory and industrial practice through:

• Energy management systems (Smart Energies project)
• Agile modeling via Software Sketching
• Transdisciplinary project management toolkits
• Software co-development frameworks (SoVeCo)

His publication record demonstrates focus on implementing agile frameworks in academic settings, particularly addressing Scrum methodology gaps in university contexts. Current projects like Logistics Platform for Renewable Energies and H-Demandit reflect his commitment to sustainable technology solutions.

Jud actively contributes to the SoDa research group at HSLU, leading initiatives that integrate software engineering principles with real-world engineering challenges in energy systems and transdisciplinary collaboration. His work emphasizes practical industry partnerships and application-oriented research outcomes.