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Manohar S is a skilled Automotive Software Test Engineer with 2.5+ years of expertise in ADAS topics. He is currently working as an Automotive Software Engineer at Continental, where he is responsible for the closed-loop simulation and development of scenarios for BMW projects. Manohar has a deep understanding and experience in implementing EuroNcap requirements such as CPNA, CCRb, CCRs, etc. He has extensively used Carmaker software for scenario creation and software integration using Cmaker. Manohar is experienced in verification and validation of automotive software and has analyzed failed test cases by monitoring the performance of various sensors such as radar, camera (sensor fusion). He has also written test cases in DOORs and linked them to OEM requirements, and has good knowledge of communication protocols such as CAN, LIN, Ethernet, and functional safety (ISO 26262). Manohar has provided technical support and training to the team, involving in design and functional reviews. In the past, Manohar worked as a Research and Development Intern at Continental, where he had the opportunity to work on the project "Advanced Radar Sensor's and Multifunctional Camera for Japanese OEM". He developed test cases with Python scripting and worked on adopting the existing test setup to make it more feasible and automated. Manohar provided the algo/software status for the developing team to help improvise the existing version. Manohar holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering from PES and is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Embedded Systems from Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten. He has a creative eye for detail and strong project management abilities. Manohar is an excellent communicator and team leader who has worked effectively with all levels of employees in cross-functional teams. His tech stack includes Software Engineer, test, Python, Research Scientist, and Integration. Overall, Manohar is a skilled Automotive Software Engineer with relevant experience of 2.85 years.