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Serge Lambermont
Technical Expert Automated Driving and Vehicle Electrification.
Serge Lambermont is a renowned technical expert in automated driving and vehicle electrification, with a proven track record as a strategic advisor in the automotive industry.
Serge has played a pivotal role in the development of Delphi's global self-driving Automated Mobility on Demand platforms across Singapore, Europe, and the US, focusing on technology advancement, collaboration, and partnerships.
His significant achievements include defining, leading, and implementing the Singapore Automated Mobility on Demand Pilot in 2016, directing the San Francisco to NYC automated Coast to Coast drive, and spearheading the 2015 CES urban driving initiative.
With a strong background in embedded electronics controls, vehicle systems integration, and high-end automotive quality experience in EU and Japan, Serge has held key leadership positions such as A/P Director of Engineering Powertrain Gas/Diesel electronics, Japan Director of Engineering Electronics and Safety, and Chief Engineer for Powertrain controller design.
His specialties encompass embedded controls and system integration in automotive applications, robotics focusing on perception and localization, technology development through collaborations and partnerships, and managing global engineering teams with a focus on innovation and quality.
Serge's educational background includes a Bachelor's degree in Applied Science (Physics) from Hogeschool Eindhoven, a Master's degree in Physics from Eindhoven University of Technology, and participation in the Senior Executive Program at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business.
He has held key technical positions at prominent organizations like Helm.ai, autobotik, Aptiv, and Delphi, where he has driven advancements in automated driving, powertrain electronics, and hybrid/electric vehicle technologies.
Serge's expertise extends to incentives and funding strategies, governmental relationships, engineering capability development, and fostering innovation by connecting global creative hubs in Silicon Valley, Singapore, Tokyo, Amsterdam, and Cape Town.
