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Name
Reza Madjidi
Title
CEO and FAA Consulting DER, ConsuNova, Inc.
Bio
Reza Madjidi is the CEO of ConsuNova and is responsible for driving ConsuNova's global
business strategy and operations. Mr. Madjidi is an active FAA Systems & Equipment DER
and a subject matter expert in practical teaching of DO-178C, DO-254 and Compliance
streamlining. With 22+ years of embedded avionics experience including the development of many critical embedded avionics and safety-critical systems, he is considered a leading expert on avionics certification, working with 30+ of the world's 50 largest aerospace companies.
Holding a BSc and MBA, Mr. Madjidi enjoys hands-on work including providing training,
detailed gap analysis & avionics certification optimization strategies, to companies worldwide.
Reza Madjidi has invented various software tools and solution services, including traceGEAR,
reviewGEAR, and widely adopted Gap Analysis techniques that have led many global
companies to a successful & efficient DO-178/DO-254 compliance completion.
business strategy and operations. Mr. Madjidi is an active FAA Systems & Equipment DER
and a subject matter expert in practical teaching of DO-178C, DO-254 and Compliance
streamlining. With 22+ years of embedded avionics experience including the development of many critical embedded avionics and safety-critical systems, he is considered a leading expert on avionics certification, working with 30+ of the world's 50 largest aerospace companies.
Holding a BSc and MBA, Mr. Madjidi enjoys hands-on work including providing training,
detailed gap analysis & avionics certification optimization strategies, to companies worldwide.
Reza Madjidi has invented various software tools and solution services, including traceGEAR,
reviewGEAR, and widely adopted Gap Analysis techniques that have led many global
companies to a successful & efficient DO-178/DO-254 compliance completion.
