History of EAS EDV-Analyse Sandro Sabatini
2025
implementing a new ATM application based on NCR Atleos' middleware Top Client Server (TCS) for Finland,
last tweaks in porting a GWT application to Vaadin,
consulting for the Mexican company Mercadotecnia, Ideas y Tecnología (MIT) regarding the security standards TR-31 and TR-34.
2024
porting a GWT application to Vaadin,
implementing audio support for a German ATM application based on NCR Atleos' middleware Top Client Server (TCS).
2023
implementation of a Vaadin Springboot application for SmartGridready and more work on other Vaadin applications,
consultant for concepts and implementation opportunities regarding the new Swiss data protection law.
2022
Proof of Concept porting a GWT application to Vaadin,
design and implementation of a solution for Swiss QR bills in PHP,
design and implementation of a library that supports handling of TR-31 and TR-34 functionality in Java,
implementation of a Core Driver for an Encrypting Touch Screen as part of NCR's ATM middleware APTRA XFS in C++.
2021
requirement specification for an ATM software for the baltic states,
coach, consultant and software architect for the implementation of a new application based on NCR's middleware Top Client Server (TCS),
security consultant for a PCI compliant key management in ATM to host connections.
2018-2020
system architect for a secure family office solution,
security consultant for PCI compliant key management in ATM to host and host to host connections,
porting security software written in C to a new EPP hardware running under FreeRTOS written in C++.
2016-2018
one of the leading system architects implementing the new ATM system for Switzerland, called ATMfutura based on NCR's middleware TCS in Java.
2013-2015
adopting TestLink for a customer specific test system to certify terminals for ep2,
NFC service of a wallet for Android mobile phones,
system architect for a multi-platform middleware written in C, C++ and Objective C with a Java JNI wrapper that handles Swiss patient and health professional cards (according to eCH-0064),
migrating Swiss applications running on NCR ATM’s from Windows XP to Windows 7.
2010-2012
review of the new BM 5.2 specifications for SIX Group,
responsible for the development of the BM 5.2 implementation for NCR ATM’s and its integration into the existing Swiss applications,
responsible for the design and development for a new money exchange service (off- and on-line) running on NCR ATM’s.
2006-2009
review of the new BM 5.1, BM 5.1m and BM 5.1s specifications for SIX Group (formerly known as Telekurs),
responsible for the development of the BM 5.1, BM 5.1m and BM 5.1s implementations for NCR ATM’s and their integration into the existing Swiss applications.
2001-2005
system architect for porting the existing Swiss applications written in C to the new platform for NCR ATM’s written in Java,
one of the two system architects for a booking system server called AccountingTool for TicketCorner based on Web Service (SOAP) technology communicating with its WebStart Swing client written in Java,
responsible for the development of the EMV BM 5.0 implementation for NCR ATM’s and their integration into the existing applications.
1999-2000
one of the leading system architects responsible to build the new Java framework for NCR ATMs running on Windows XP called Top Client Server TCS with an international team (Switzerland, Germany, Austria, UK).
1994-1998
mostly working together with Ergonomics,
developing and maintaining ATM software for NCR,
co-writer of the new specifications of the Swiss ATM system BM-97 for Telekurs (including specifications for the electronic purse CASH),
system architect of the CASH terminal client application VELOBOSS for Telekurs written in Delphi,
responsible system architect for the development of the BM-97 implementation for NCR ATM’s and its integration into the existing applications.
1988-1993
mostly working together with IO,
developing and maintaining an ATM software for NCR (at this time written in ISO-Pascal and PL/M-86 running on iRMX86) and Autelca (written in C on MS/DOS) in Switzerland,
responsible for the implementation of the Swiss ATM system BM-85 on NCR systems,
co-developed a new framework in C on OS/2 for the NCR Systems,
ported all the existing Swiss applications written in ISO-Pascal to the new NCR platform written in C,
responsible for the development and maintenance of the BM-85 and BM-90 implementations of NCR.
1988
the company "EAS EDV-Analyse Sandro Sabatini" was founded