Dan Glogoveanu
Building systems that function — not just pass tests.
Why I do this
I didn’t become an engineer to write code in isolation.
I became one to build things that exist in the real world — systems that interact with physics, people, and constraints that cannot be ignored.
Over time, I learned that engineering is less about tools and more about judgment.
About knowing when to push forward, when to stop, and when a compromise turns into a risk.
This page is not a list of technologies or skills.
It’s a journey through decisions, trade-offs, and responsibilities — shaped by real projects, real consequences, and determination.
From Concept to Production
Industries & Companies
Automotive, energy systems, embedded platforms and connected products — domains where engineering rigor meets real-world impact
Projects & Products
From early concepts to production-ready systems, I’ve worked on products that had to survive real customers, real constraints, and real deadlines.
Get in Touch
If you’re working on complex technical products and need someone who bridges engineering depth with system-level thinking, let’s talk.
Feedback from the field
Senior management feedback“He consistently delivered reliable results under high technical and organizational complexity, combining deep engineering knowledge with clear system thinking.”
