As software-defined vehicle (SDV) development scales, ECU workflows are becoming increasingly complex, often slowing teams down instead of accelerating innovation. In this session, Jan Rüdiger, Director at Elektrobit will discuss what it means to “right-size” SDV workflows and how OEMs can manage ECU development without getting lost in complexity. If your team is trying to reuse more known-to-work software, speed up updates, or get a handle on platform scalability, this session will speak directly to those challenges.
Managing ECU development doesn’t have to mean adding more complexity. By reusing proven software, enabling faster update cycles, and building scalable platforms, teams can move forward with more confidence and control. The session will also cover how integration as code is used as a vital element to curb complexity and establish an end-to-end integration workflow for ECU development.
Key topics and takeaways:
- How to reuse proven software elements without dragging legacy complexity into every new program.
- What “right-sized” looks like in practice for CI/CD/CT in ECU development.
- Where standards help, where they overreach, and how to keep the workflow lean.
- How to ship updates faster while protecting quality, safety, and maintainability.
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