2003–2008
Biomedical technology
Measurement systems, signal processing, embedded development and automated evaluation in technical medical-device environments.
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WHO IS BEHIND CONFORMVECTOR
Engineering judgment built in systems where evidence matters.
ConformVector is led by Ronald Reisener, Diplom-Informatiker (FH). The CRA work is approached as product engineering: establish the facts, trace the evidence and make the remaining uncertainty visible.
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Ronald Reisener
Diplom-Informatiker (FH) · 20+ years in technical systems engineering
My background spans embedded hardware/software/firmware, requirements engineering, system integration, signal processing and technical project work. That matters for CRA readiness because the strongest evidence usually already lives inside engineering — but it is fragmented across product, security, lifecycle and documentation decisions.
Based in Germany (Central European time). Most assessment work is asynchronous and document-based; calls are scheduled by appointment around US time zones.
BACKGROUND
Experience that transfers directly into product evidence work.
2008–2015
A400M avionics and loadmaster systems
Work in the A400M Loadmaster Workstation / Loadmaster Control System environment: requirements-based engineering, HMI/system work and technical coordination across interacting subsystems.
2015–TODAY
Independent technical systems work
Embedded, RF, hardware/software/firmware, system concepts, integration, requirements and technical project work in demanding public-sector and industrial environments.
WORKING PRINCIPLES
How ConformVector approaches CRA work.
Product first
Scope and classification are assessed from the actual product, its core functionality and market route — not from generic category labels.
Evidence over claims
A process is not treated as proven because someone says “we handle that.” The question is what evidence exists and how it connects.
Engineering before theater
The output should help engineering, product security and management decide what to do next, not merely create a polished checklist.
See the work product, not just the biography.
Review the fictional sample deliverable or run the QuickCheck before deciding whether a paid assessment is useful.