Leonard Glaser-Opitz

Background

About Leonard Glaser-Opitz

I am an experienced Air Traffic Control (ATC) Simulations Engineer with over 11 years of expertise in the aviation industry. Currently, I serve as an ATM Methodologist at LPS SR, where I lead research and development projects for ATM systems and ensure they remain at the cutting edge. My role involves coordinating international projects focused on Datalink communication and the SESAR SWIM initiative, as well as developing software applications to enhance simulation systems. My journey in aviation began as a pseudopilot for Air Traffic Services, where I gained hands-on experience and deepened my understanding of ATC operations. This foundation has been invaluable as I transitioned to more advanced roles, including leading projects for ATC simulators and representing my company at international events. I am a certified Internal Auditor of QMS according to STN EN ISO 9001:2009 and continuously seek to expand my knowledge. In my free time, I pursue online courses from prestigious institutions such as Stanford University, the University of Virginia, and the University of Pennsylvania. Fluent in English, I am adept at reading technical literature and producing comprehensive technical reports. My colleagues know me as a reliable, proactive professional who thrives on challenges and fosters positive working relationships.