Sebastien SAUDRAIS

Sebastien SAUDRAIS serves as an Enseignant-chercheur (Teacher-Researcher) at ESTACA, a prominent French engineering school specializing in aeronautics and automotive systems. He is affiliated with the Pôle S2ET research division and the ESTACA'Lab department, where he bridges academic research with industrial applications in automotive software development.

His research spans Software Engineering, Model-Based Systems Engineering, and Automotive Software, with deep expertise in Embedded Systems, Real-Time Systems, and Energy Management for electric vehicles. He focuses on AUTOSAR (Automotive Open System Architecture) frameworks, safety-critical system design, and model-driven approaches for automotive innovation, particularly in steering-by-wire systems and energy optimization.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2011-2016) reveals consistent contributions to automotive software engineering, emphasizing model transformations, quality-of-service modeling, and energy-aware system design. His work frequently addresses AUTOSAR integration challenges, physical model incorporation for electric vehicles, and safety analysis in transportation systems, demonstrating strong industry relevance through collaborations with automotive research consortia.

SAUDRAIS actively contributes to ESTACA'Lab's mission through educational initiatives like the PIRATE projects, which introduce engineering students to research methodologies, and teaches courses spanning algorithmic foundations to advanced model-based automotive system design.