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Bosch Active Parking Lot Management (APLM) is a smart, end-to-end solution designed to optimize the operation and efficiency of parking facilities. And APLM is my first big project for Bosch. Let me show my role and tasks during this project.

In this project, I served as both a UI Designer and a Software Engineer. My responsibilities spanned the entire engineering lifecycle, including: gathering user requirements, ideating potential solutions, creating wireframes, mockups, and interactive prototypes, and finally collecting user feedback. As software engineer I also supported the implementation of the user interface using Angular and other web technologies.

Personally, I really enjoyed working on this project and learned many things about IoT, cloud computing, design systems and how to use UX methods in an agile project. I could also improve my design skills and reuse my working methods and many of my templates in other projects for Bosch.

I used UX methods and followed UI design heuristics in order to create software applications for operators, service technicians and managers.

Methods I used:

To provide consistent and accessible user interfaces I created a design system that is applied for multiple applications and documented everything relevant for the design related to APLM.