Add first draft of AOSP contributor story

Signed-off-by: Eduard Itrich <eduard.itrich@porsche.de>
on-behalf-of: @porscheofficial <open_source_office@porsche.de>

content/blog/android-open-source.mdx

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+title: Android Open Source Project
+date: 2024-02-19
+image: /assets/blog/aosp/hero.jpg
+descriptionShort: The new-generation infotainment system in the Macan is based on Android Automotive OS. In this contributor story, Michael Eichler highlights the benefits of building upon a well-proven and established open-source platform instead of having to reinvent the wheel.
+author:
+  name: Android Open Source Project
+  description: Android is an operating system that is collectively maintained by a global community of individuals and companies. What started a decade ago as a technical foundation for nowadays around 70% of all smartphones, has quickly evolved to Swiss army knife that powers watches, televisions, and car infotainment systems.
+  image: https://developer.android.com/static/images/brand/Android_Robot.png
+  slug: https://source.android.com/
+readTime: 5min
+---
+
+<ImageText imageSrc="/assets/blog/aosp/1.jpg" imageAlt="Macan, 2024, Porsche AG" theme="light" left
+    title="Tell us a little more about yourself, your role at Porsche and what topics drive you.">
+    I am a solution architect with a solid background in software engineering. Since
+    more than one year, I am part of the Infotainment & Connect (CIU) team that
+    leads the Android development at Porsche. I am passionate about breaking new
+    ground, building vibrant, user-centric features, and increasing the overall
+    driver experience. 
+</ImageText>
+
+<ImageText imageSrc="/assets/blog/aosp/2.jpg" imageAlt="Macan, 2024, Porsche AG" theme="light"
+    title="You are currently leading Porsche’s efforts around the Android open-source project. How would you explain your project to a five-year-old? What problem does your project solve for Porsche?">
+    Android is an operating system that is collectively maintained by a global
+    community of individuals and companies. What started a decade ago as a technical
+    foundation for nowadays around 70% of all smartphones, has quickly evolved to a
+    Swiss army knife that powers watches, televisions, and car infotainment systems.
+
+    Porsche is integrating Android with the help of our Tier 2 and Tier 1 suppliers
+    into the new HCP3 control unit. By building upon a well-proven and established
+    open platform, we have significantly reduced the pain of having to integrate
+    proprietary solutions being sold as a black box to Porsche. The freedom to
+    analyze and modify the source code allows us to confirm issues and request
+    changes that meet our requirements at Porsche. It is also worth noting, that the
+    prospering ecosystem around the Android open-source project offers us the
+    ability to easily find new talents and seek help from a global community of
+    technology leaders.
+
+</ImageText>
+
+<ImageText imageSrc="/assets/blog/aosp/3.jpg" imageAlt="Macan, 2024, Porsche AG" theme="light" left
+    title="By contributing to AOSP, you have made a big step ahead in our FOSS movement. What was your initial motivation to take this path? Can you tell us why you have chosen to collaborate with an open-source community?">
+    All officially approved Android products, e.g., our car infotainment system,
+    must adhere to the Android Compatibility Definition Document (CDD). To
+    automatically test devices for compliance, the community has developed a
+    Compatibility Test Suite (CTS) that executes various test cases directly on the
+    device. My team diligently works together with our suppliers to make sure that
+    all tests are completed successfully. During our joint work, we encountered
+    several unit tests that have failed due to a bug within the test itself. By
+    reporting the bugs directly to the community, not only do we benefit from future
+    fixes, but so do all our partners, such as Audi, whose Android team is currently
+    doing the same integration work. Breaking new ground, creating synergies between
+    teams, and fostering collaboration is right up my ally!
+</ImageText>
+
+<ImageText imageSrc="/assets/blog/aosp/4.jpg" imageAlt="Macan, 2024, Porsche AG" theme="light"
+    title="What did you learn along the way? What were the benefits of this strategy for you, your team and Porsche?">
+    As great as open-source projects are, there are unfortunately every now and then
+    features that do not work as expected, e.g., parts of the Android Compatibility
+    Test Suite. On the other hand, the four freedoms of FOSS allow us to act, change
+    the code and propose changes to the community.
+
+    Together with Legal and the Open Source Office, we have taken all necessary
+    steps that enable us to report the above-mentioned bugs to Google. All teams
+    involved were highly dedicated to supporting us and made it possible not only
+    for us to contribute to the Android project, but in the future all other teams
+    at Porsche who want to contribute to Google Open Source projects.
+
+    It is thrilling to see how a global community can use their collective
+    brainpower to continuously improve a product such as Android and I am happy that
+    we have joined this journey.
+</ImageText>
+
+<ImageText imageSrc="/assets/blog/aosp/5.jpg" imageAlt="Macan, 2024, Porsche AG" theme="light" left
+    title="With a glimpse into the future: What are your further plans for FOSS Contributions? Who would you like to see next joining our FOSS Contributor community?">
+    Only reporting bugs is not where we should stop at. Porsche has all means
+    regarding knowledge and capabilities to also propose changes to the Android
+    community. By moving towards a stronger focus on in-house development, we can
+    build the necessary skills to lead by example in this important project and
+    collaborate with technology leaders at eye level.
+</ImageText>