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Valon Shala
Valon Shala Principal Engineer - Field Application Engineering and Functional Safety for automotive microcontrollers

ABOUT

With over 7 years of experience at Infineon, Valon has progressed through multiple engineering roles – from R&D Functional Safety Engineer to Field Application Engineer for Safety – building deep expertise in safety-critical automotive systems and customer-focused technical solutions. His work centers on enabling OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers to successfully design and deploy systems compliant with ISO 26262, ensuring the highest standards of reliability and safety. He brings strong knowledge of AURIX™ architectures, combined with hands-on experience in system-level problem solving, safety analysis, and technical customer support. As part of Field Application Engineering, he acts as a bridge between product development and customers – translating complex technical requirements into practical, high-impact solutions.

Safety by Design: Functional Safety Approach with AURIX™ Safety Kit

Learn the fundamentals of functional safety and ISO 26262 with the AURIX™ Safety Kit. This webinar explains safety risks, systematic and random hardware failures, Safety Goals, ASIL classifications, and SEooC concepts.



Webinar Overview

What does functional safety really mean, how are risks assessed, and what does it take to achieve compliance with standards such as ISO 26262? It starts with understanding how failures occur, how risks are created, and how they can be reduced.

In this webinar, you'll learn the fundamentals of ISO 26262, including systematic and random hardware failures, Safety Goals, ASIL classifications, and SEooC concepts. Discover how safety requirements are translated into practical system architectures and explore the safety building blocks, tools, and documentation that help accelerate development.

Learn how Infineon's AURIX™ Safety Kit supports the efficient integration of safety-critical features and simplify your journey toward ISO 26262-compliant designs.

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