The market for electric and autonomous vehicles has been steadily growing, and electric vehicles are predicted to become the dominant vehicle on the road within the next 10 years.

Due to necessary interactions between the vehicle and the outside world, there are increasing security requirements in automotive software development.  However, vehicles still need to be safe and that must always be the primary consideration. To achieve the dual requirements of safety and security, vehicle manufacturers will need to modify or enhance their development processes and address the challenges.

Our automotive software development expert will discuss:

  • How to achieve the requirements in automotive safety and security.
  • How vehicle manufacturers need to modify or enhance their development processes for electric and autonomous vehicles.
  • What are the challenges in developing electric and autonomous vehicles.
  • What are the benefits of ISO 26262, SOTIF, and ISO 21434.
  • What are the best DevOps tools and practices.

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Presenter
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Jill Britton

Director of Compliance, Perforce

Jill Britton has over 30 years of embedded software experience across a variety of industries. She has worked as a software engineer and manager for telecommunications, automotive, defense, and education software.

Jill is now the Director of Compliance at Perforce and is a committee member of MISRA. Jill holds a BSc in Computer Science and Statistics from Newcastle University, and a MSc in Computer Science from Brunel University London.