Christian Richter

Research Stream Leader, Research Team Leader
Contact
CSIRO ICT Centre
1 Technology Ct. QCAT
Pullenvale QLD 4069
Tel: +61 7 3327 4537
Mob: +61 4 6772 6914
Email
Science Area
- Robotics
Biography
In his current role, Christian leads a Research Stream in the Sensor and Sensor Networks Transformational Capability Platform (TCP) related to CSIRO's Information Architecture efforts. This stream involves ICT, CMIS and IM&T; presenting a cross-divisional research effort which yields transformational outcomes for CSIRO and it's industry partners. Through his role, he is involved in business development, strategic planning and the scoping and delivery of multiple projects for the TCP.
Since joining the CSIRO in March 2009, Christian leads geographically dispersed research projects that span across multiple laboratories and diverse science areas. He took the responsibility for a software engineering team that is focused on the development of embedded system software for the next generation sensor network nodes and pervasive computing devices. Furthermore, Christian contributes actively to scientific work and business development within the area of the Sensor and Sensor Networks Transformational Capability Platform.
Before joining CSIRO, Christian worked as an Associate IT Architect and Senior Software Engineer in IBM's Software Group. He led technical staff and contributed to the development of IBM's Software as a Service solution LotusLive, IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory, IBM WebSphere Portal and IBM Lotus Workforce Management. He further initiated and led multiple innovation groups within the software lab, yielding to several invention disclosures and innovative product ideas.
Before joining IBM in 2006, Christian worked for one year at Robert Bosch's Research and Technology Center in Palo Alto as a Professional Career Trainee. He developed embedded PDA applications for accelerometer sensors and wireless sensor network nodes. He contributed to the development of distributed data compilation processes and led the porting of low level Java JNI and web-service libraries to a new car based platform.
Academic Qualifications
| 2005 | Dipl.-Ing. (FH), University of Applied Sciences Cologne, Computer Science |
Summary of Science & Technical Output
| Books/Book chapters | 1 |
|---|---|
| Journal | 1 |
| Refereed Conference/Workshop | 2 |
| Technical/Client Reports | 3 |
| Invited Presentations | 1 |
| Patents | 6 |
