Yari Nebbia
Functional Safety Tech Lead @Bugatti Rimac
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WORK HISTORY
Functional Safety Tech Lead @Bugatti Rimac
Technical lead for Functional Safety in the development of high-performance vehicles, with a strong focus on advanced E/E systems and innovative vehicle architectures- Technical ownership of Functional Safety activities in compliance with ISO 26262, from concept phase to validation- Definition, review, and supervision of Safety Concepts (FSC, TSC)- Cross-domain technical coordination across system, software, hardware, and vehicle integration teams- Technical decision support to system architects, project managers, and management- Primary technical interface with suppliers and strategic partners on safety-related topics- Mentoring and technical development of Functional Safety engineers- Direct contribution to architectural decisions in highly complex, performance-driven automotive systemsContext: hypercars and high-performance EVs, extreme technical requirements, uncompromising safety standards.
EDUCATION
Politecnico di Torino
Bachelor's degree, Computer Engineering
I.T.I.S. G.C. Faccio Vercelli (Italy)
Secondary School, Computer Expert
Politecnico di Torino
Master's degree, Computer Engineering
SKILLS
ABOUT YARI NEBBIA
I love cars. I love them since I was a 3 years old and I saw the first Go-Kart of my life, on the back of a garage. It was all red and looked fast! Unluckily, my family could not afford to buy one of those.but since then I never stopped dreaming about buying a Go-Kart. I still rent one as often as I can!I love the different engines sound, the satisfaction of a perfect heel-and-toe, of a good drift and the pure thrill of driving. To me, driving is not only a matter of going from the point A to the point B, but it\'s especially enjoying the route.Growing up I then discovered another passion: videogames, that led to software development and my studies in the computer science field.After my graduation, I looked for a job that could let my passions live together, so I applied for a position as FW developer for a Battery Management System, my first encounter with Functional Safety (ISO26262). I then became the safety responsible for that product, and my path was traced.I started in Marelli (former Magneti Marelli) in 2015 as functional safety trainee and I soon became a functional safety expert.At the beginning of 2020, a functional safety manager position opened up, and I applied immediately, attracted by the different kind skills I could\'ve learned.At the end of 2020, I then moved in a different company - Kanber s.r.l- to work as a functional safety manager, leading a small team of functional safety engineers.And here I am: a passionate and experienced Functional Safety Manager with a demonstrated history of working in the automotive industry, on safety related projects up to ASIL D, capable of managing a team fo FS engineer, with a strong and deep interests in every kind of cars and all the aspects related to their world (performance data, physics, vehicle dynamics, etc.)
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