Mr. Yandika Sirgabsou is an accomplished systems and software safety engineer with extensive expertise in the design, analysis, and validation of safety-critical systems across the automotive, railway, and oil and gas sectors. His academic foundation in computer science, embedded systems, electronics, and automatic control supports a strong integration of research and industrial practice. His research focuses on systems safety, software safety, model-based safety analysis, and human factors, particularly in the context of autonomous and connected systems. He has introduced innovative model-driven approaches for embedded software safety assessment and developed reusable software safety pattern libraries to enhance the robustness of safety architectures. A significant contribution includes proposing a structured framework to address psychological safety and trust in human–autonomous vehicle interaction using systems-theoretic methodologies. His work has been published in well-recognized peer-reviewed journals and strengthened through collaborations with leading international research institutions, demonstrating measurable impact on both academic advancement and industrial safety engineering.
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