• 14. Oktober 2026

    Many people can find fulfillment by staying in one role, department, or field of expertise. But for our Head of IT, all the world’s a stage. For the celebration of Daniel’s 15th work anniversary at INVENSITY, we take a deep dive into his career, his motivations, and the value he brings to the company. He also offers advice to those starting out in their careers.

  • 23. September 2026

    AI, data, and software have experienced rapid advancements in a short amount of time — and with that has come the growth of experts in these fields. In Dr. Marc Großerüschkamp's 15th Work Anniversary feature, he reflects on his career journey, the company initiatives he led, and the R&D projects he contributed to. He also shares insights on Europe's edge in the AI space and how young professionals can best navigate their careers.

  • 24. Juli 2026

    Human Resources (HR) is more than just managing employees. It's about meeting employees' needs for professional and personal growth. In this interview, Rachel Ascaño shares her humble beginnings, her INVENSITY journey, and her advice to career starters.

  • 13. August 2024

    How can we tackle current challenges of safety management? Our safety expert shares his insights on safety in product development and how safety can be implemented efficiently.

  • 16. Mai 2024

    Learn how ISO/PAS 8926:2024 addresses the rising complexity of modern vehicles, offering a framework for ensuring functional safety amidst the integration of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving tech. In this interview our experts unpack the standard's significance, scope, and its role in navigating safety challenges in automotive software architecture.

  • 10. Mai 2024

    In the following interview with Niklas Franzke, safety expert at INVENSITY, we want to find out why customers in the railway industry request Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety (RAMS) data, what this data contains and how it is created and provided by suppliers.

  • 4. September 2023

    ISO 8800 is soon to be released – it will play an important role when it comes to the question of how to ensure that AI-powered road vehicles operate safely and reliably. In this interview, Sascha Hackmann, our Head of Automated Driving, investigates the significance of AI technology in automotive industry and the crucial questions concerning the intersection of AI and the safety of road vehicles.

  • 4. September 2023

    Where lie the key differences in the AI development process between classical software and AI? This is what our AI experts Dr. Marc Großerüschkamp and Mina Khosravifard discuss in this interview. They focus especially on the role of data and the security of AI systems.

  • 12. Oktober 2022

    In this interview, Dr. Pascal Macha, a quantum physicist based in Sydney and INVENSITY alumnus, shares his thoughts with us: Christopher Seinecke, Managing Director of INVENSITY, asked him about quantum physics, his career, and where his knowledge comes into play in development projects.

  • 10. Mai 2022

    Dr. Fabian Ziegler and Leonhard Mertz, two of our technology consultants at INVENSITY, have seized a unique opportunity for INVENSITY: they have participated in taking the SysML modeling language to the next level by contributing their practical knowledge to the review process of version v2.

  • 8. Juni 2021

    Requirements management (RM) is one of the most critical aspects of product development; it is prevalent from the definition of a project to the delivery of a finished product. This blog post tries to find an answer to the question: Why is Requirements Management, a process with the potential to add immense value when properly defined and implemented, often neglected and a pain point in engineering organizations today?

  • 22. März 2021

    Do you want to know how to win the innovation race? Then check out the third part of our three-part blog series about systematic innovation. Our expert in innovation and innovation management Volker Lippitz presents the way to bring forth innovation with the help of systematic innovation. At the end of the third part, he summarizes some arguments for the thesis that innovation needs more pragmatism and systematics and gives an overview of the key learnings.