Eclipse Capella™ is a comprehensive, extensible and field-proven MBSE tool and method
to successfully design systems architecture

Alberto González Fernández is a systems engineer and MBSE expert. He is in charge of the ESA MBSE methodology and the MBSE deployment in some of the major European space projects, such as Galileo and Argonaut. Previously, he worked in the automotive, aeronautic and railway industries in systems engineering and MBSE deployment. He is a Certified Systems Engineer Professional by INCOSE and member of the Technical Leadership Institute.

Catherine Morlet started her career working in space digital technologies at Alcatel before joining the European Space Agency in 2003. She has been involved in several space technology development for telecommunication systems, supporting standardisation activities before supporting definition and development of telecommunication and navigation systems. Since 2018 she has been developing and coordinating the use of a collaborative MBSE approach for the definition phase of the evolution (or second generation) of the Galileo project (European Navigation Satellite System).

Erik Visser (Thales) is an experienced Senior Software/System Architect working on the SOTAS product family. His passion for conceptual thinking, that already lead to the introduction of model based software engineering in the software department, now drives him to promote MBSE in his organization.
For many years, SOTAS is the benchmark for secure information and communication systems, providing various critical high quality audio and data services. SOTAS solutions are fielded in more that 30 countries installed in more than 26,000 vehicles.

Luis Cárdenas González is an industrial electronics engineer. He joined Anzen in 2021 as RAMS analyst after finishing his electronics degree and master. Last year he moved into the innovation area of Anzen and developed and specialization in MBSE. He is currently implementing model-driven approaches to support safety and reliability assessments focusing on the aerospace sector but applicable to other applications and industries.

Elena García Llorente is a safety and reliability specialist. She joined the Electronics, RMTS and Product Support Engineering department at CESA in 2014, and since then has been involved in the design and development
of multiple hydraulic and electromechanical airborne systems. She became responsible for innovation projects where she has evaluated health monitoring strategies as well as new model-based methodologies focusing on model-based safety assessment.