Engineering services for functional safety (ISO 26262), system engineering, and alternative drives in automotive development
adewis
GruibingenNew on Amplifa
Scope of Services
adewis (advanced engineering with innovative solutions) is an engineering firm based in Gruibingen, Baden-Württemberg. The company supports the development of technically demanding projects—from the idea phase to implementation and quality assurance. The focus is on developing automotive components: Alternative Drives (test operation of drive trains, development tests for electric drives and power electronics, drive train verification), System Engineering (safety concepts, operational strategies, requirement engineering, system load specifications, FMEA support), and development according to ISO 26262, including Safety Management, ASIL assignment, technical safety concept, verification, and documentation. Owner Florian Cloos works as a Safety Engineer & Manager, System Architect, and Functional Safety Manager and is certified as an Automotive Functional Safety Professional by SGS-TÜV Saar GmbH. Reference customers include Bosch Automotive Steering, Continental AG, Daimler AG, NuCellSys, Hays, me2 microelectronic engineering, Ferchau, and SWEngineering. Project experience includes E/E steering systems and hydrogen storage systems H70.
- Site
- Gruibingen
- Processes
- System Engineering / Development according to ISO 26262 (Safety Management, Safety Concepts, FMEA,, Operation of drive trains in test field / Development tests of EE drives / Drive train verification, Automotive Engineering Services, Alternative Drives: Test operation of drive trains, EE development tests (electric drives,, System Engineering: System design (safety concept, operational strategy, functional safety,, Development according to ISO 26262: Safety Management, G&R, functional/technical safety concept,, Safety Analyses, FMEA (D-FMEA, PIN-FMEA, System FMEA), System Architecture
- Materials
- System Engineering, Development according to ISO 26262, Safety Analysis / FMEA, Alternative Drives
- Certificates
- Automotive Functional Safety Professional (AFSP) according to ISO 26262
- Industries
- Automotive, Alternative Drives / E-Mobility, Hydrogen Storage Systems (H70), Construction (Civil Engineers according to Cylex categorization)
- 01
Consulting from the idea phase through conception and development to
Processes and Methods
System Engineering
System design for safety concepts, operational strategy, functional safety, SW and system functions including requirement engineering and change management.
Development according to ISO 26262
Safety Management, G&R, functional and technical safety concept, ASIL assignment, HW and SW development according to ISO, verification, and documentation up to ASIL D.
Safety Analysis / FMEA
D-FMEA, PIN-FMEA, and System FMEA as safety analyses in product development.
Alternative Drives
Test operation of drive trains, development tests for electric drives and power electronics, and drive train verification.
Location
Gruibingen
DEOffice / Engineering Site
Project Areas
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| System Engineering / Development according to ISO 26262 (Safety Management, Safety Concepts, FMEA,Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Operation of drive trains in test field / Development tests of EE drives / Drive train verificationTesting | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
Reference customers
Qualification and Certification
adewis is certified as an Automotive Functional Safety Professional (AFSP) according to ISO 26262 by SGS-TÜV Saar GmbH and supports developments up to ASIL D.
| Evidence | Gruibingen |
|---|---|
| Automotive Functional Safety Professional (AFSP) according to ISO 26262 |
Project History
- 2011
Florian Cloos has been working at adewis since January 2011 as Safety Engineer & Manager / Development & System Engineer / System Architect (Functional Safety Manager / Alternative Drives since August 2016).
- 2012
Projects on hydrogen storage systems H70.
- 2016
Projects on E/E steering systems.