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Managed a team of compiler engineers working on enabling the Intel NPU on the DirectML stack, working on the LLVM compiler that enables DXIL functionality for the NPU.

Responsibilities:Currently working on Firecracker - a VMM responsible for running key AWS infrastructure on top of KVM.Contribute to project tooling and infrastructure and making sure that everything works from the operational standpoint.Work on planning and designing internal projects.Mentor younger engineers.

Responsibilities:Worked on defining the Enea NFV Access Linux distribution, implementing and fixing features.Worked on implementing the NFV infrastructure which runs inside the distribution.Integrated the OSTree system updater into the distribution.Created several components that are integrated in the platform.Created an automated test framework that runs functional and performance tests, which are platform agnostic.Engage with potential customers to demonstrate platform features.Work and deliver proof of concepts.Languages and tools commonly used: Python, Bash, Go, C, Docker, QEmu.

Responsibilities:Emulate hardware platforms by using Simics as a framework. Model peripherals according to hardware specifications and build the emulated platform in order to run customer provided binaries.Analyze hardware architectures and bring up software running on the emulated platforms.Debug target software by reverse engineering customer binaries or analyzing the provided source code.Interview, train and support new team members.Key projects undertaken:Extended the capabilities of the Simics OpenGL module which enables target software to run OpenGL based applications.Lead the modelling effort for a Linux based board.Worked on modelling a PCI Express switch and various bare metal boards.

Modular version of QEMU, which would allow users to design and run platforms through the web interface.I was responsible for designing and building the qemu backend that communicated with emulated devices written in a variety of languages such as C, Python or rust.

Responsibilities:Implemented the Apple Homekit protocol on Freescale products to use Bluetooth, zigbee and ethernet connections. Interacted and supported clients on development related issues.Worked on presenting and demonstrating Freescale technologies throughout multiple events.

Responsibilities:Proposing and reviewing technical aspects of the project.Helping team members overtake project related difficulties.Communicating and maintaining client relationship.Scrum Master.Key projects undertaken:Worked on a medical infusion pump for the US market:Lead development in emulating the infusion pump using QEmu as a framework. I was responsible of developing critical virtualization modules, optimizing and reviewing other modules.Designed virtual devices needed for performance measurement.Implemented and optimized a complex code coverage solution using Parasoft.Ported the project from Green Hills compiler to GCC. The main challenges were to optimize the project and the toolchain in order to respect low RAM and ROM requirements.Developed the build system for the project.Used languages and tools such as: C, Java, Python, C++, Makefiles.Developed low level drivers for an ARM processor for the Freescale MQX RTOS.

Worked on porting Java games to different platforms.