Daniel Sterniczuk

Daniel Sterniczuk is a leading specialist and manager at the Electronics and Acoustics Laboratory within the Łukasiewicz Research Network - Automotive Industry Institute (Łukasiewicz-PIMOT). With a robust background in electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), environmental testing, and noise-vibration assessments, Daniel plays a pivotal role in ensuring that automotive and military electronic systems meet stringent compliance standards. His expertise is particularly focused on conducting comprehensive EMC tests for electrical and electronic subassemblies, as well as entire vehicles, utilizing one of the largest SAC EMC chambers in Eastern Europe.

In his current role, Daniel supervises a range of key projects that involve certification, approval, and design testing of vehicles and equipment, adhering to critical standards such as the CISPR series, IEC 61000 series, ISO 11451/11452 series, and MIL-STD 461F/G. His work is essential in validating the performance of automotive systems under various environmental conditions and ensuring their resilience against electromagnetic interference. Daniel's commitment to advancing research and development in the automotive sector is complemented by his proficiency in industrial design tools like CATIA V5 and SolidEdge, as well as simulation software such as MSC Adams.

Through his leadership, the Electronics and Acoustics Laboratory is at the forefront of innovation, contributing to the development of safer and more reliable vehicles. Daniel’s interdisciplinary approach not only enhances the laboratory's capabilities but also fosters collaboration with industry partners, driving forward the future of automotive technology. His dedication to excellence in EMC testing and vibroacoustics positions him as a key figure in the automotive research community, making significant strides in enhancing vehicle performance and compliance in an ever-evolving industry landscape.