Infographic: Testing the Software Car

By Noah Peters | Jun 23, 2019August 13, 2020 | Infographic

Simplicity is no longer commonplace in the automotive industry.

Noah Peters is from the Bay Area. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Marketing from the University of San Francisco. Noah started at LogiGear as a Marketing Intern and transitioned to a full-time Marketing Associate role post-graduation. Noah is passionate about content creation and SEO, and works closely with all content produced by LogiGear, including the LogiGear Magazine, the LogiGear Blog, and various LogiGear eBooks. In his free time, you can find Noah researching the automotive industry or teaching high school marching band.

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