About
Intro
Hello, my name is Stanislav! I am a software engineer who specializes in spacecraft avionics software in the space industry for the past few years. Prior to that, I worked as a web and mobile application developer.
I am fascinated by topics such as computer redundancy, spacecraft buses, time synchronization, failure detection, isolation and recovery (FDIR), as well as safety-critical software systems and systems engineering. I believe that solving problems related to these topics is crucial to making spaceflight more accessible, affordable, and safe, and I am dedicated to contributing to these technological developments.
What is in this blog?
This blog features updates from my spare-time activities as an open-source software developer. My daily work is pretty well separated from my open source and blogging activities, so in this blog, I mostly write about general software development-related topics like how-to guides, tool notes, testing and other miscellaneous things.
StrictDoc project
Some time ago, when I was deciding which topics to work on in my spare time, I chose to focus on Requirements Engineering. My most recent open-source project is called StrictDoc. The goal of the StrictDoc project is to create a free and open-source tool for writing, analyzing, and exchanging requirements. Although I have limited time to devote to this project, I am confident that with enough dedication and continuous attention, I can make significant progress. It makes me happy to see that people, including myself, are already using it, which inspires me to keep developing it further.
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How to contact Stanislav
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions: s.pankevich@gmail.com.
I am happy to talk about anything that has to do with, but not limited to:
- Space systems and space software, software reliability
- Requirements engineering, systems engineering, model-based systems engineering
- Open-source software development
- Development tools.