Adam Kuczmik received the M.Sc. degree in computer engineering from Technische Universität Berlin. In 2008 he joined the Fraunhofer IZM as a student. He completed his bachelor and master thesis at the institute and until 2024 he was a research assistant in the power electronic group.
After demanding projects such as the Google Little Box Challenge or a Formula E converter, he decided to start his own business in 2018. In the following he developed a measuring test bench stand for measuring switching losses of modern semiconductors. He works in cooperation with Fraunhofer IZM to measure the latest semiconductor modules and to further improve the measurement system. This is called a win-win situation.
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