Axel Rennoch

Stf Ttf Expert Lead @ETSI

Berlin, DE
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WORK HISTORY

Aug 2005 — Present

Stf Ttf Expert Lead @ETSI

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EDUCATION

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Freie Universität Berlin

Mathematics, Biology

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Hahn-Meitner Institute

Computer Science Assistant

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Technische Universität Berlin

Computer Science

ABOUT AXEL RENNOCH

Axel Rennoch is computer scientist and project manager at the Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communication Systems (FOKUS) in Berlin. Since 1983 he is involved/responsible for validation and testing projects on next generation networks and software technologies. He has wide experiences with the development/validation of industrial test solutions using advanced testing techniques in telecom, IoT and automotive projects, e.g. for ATM, B-ISDN, PNNI, VoIP/Sigtran, CCM, MOST, SIP+SDP, IMS, SIP/ISUP, SIP/ISDN, IoT/Edge computing, oneM2M service layer.Axel studied computer science at TU Berlin, mathematics and biology at FU Berlin. He has been working in the field of Formal Methods, Testing Methodologies and Quality of Service considerations in scientific and industrial projects. His experiences address the application of Formal Description Techniques (e.g. LOTOS/ACTONE, SDL/MSC, UML), protocol testing (using e.g. ADL/TDD, TTCN-2, TTCN-3), software testing (e.g. of CORBA systems), project management/reporting. During this work he contributed to several national/international standardization groups (e.g. DIN/DKE, ISO/IEC, ATM-Forum, OMG, ETSI, oneM2M) and published research papers/reports continuously. Axel is a member of the initial FOKUS research group since its creation in 1987 and the later foundation of the FOKUS institute in 1988.Speciality: TTCN-3 tutorials and trainings, SIP/IMS and IoT testing, CommonCriteria certification, Standardisation.For more information see https://sites.google.com/site/axelrennoch/

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