Senior Embedded Software Engineer with seven years shipping production firmware across automotive ECUs, clinical medical devices, and ultra-low-power wireless IoT. C/C++ on bare metal and FreeRTOS, delivered with ASPICE and ISO 26262 discipline.
On the 10-person team building the universal bootloader shipping into every new Elmos Semiconductor chip — millions of ECUs globally, for OEMs including Mercedes — contributing across requirements, design, code, and test. Own the flash driver: the safety-critical layer that reprograms chip flash in the field over CAN and LIN.
Built the complete firmware stack for DormoVision X™ — a 38-channel wireless sleep diagnostics device clinically validated at 97% equivalence to in-lab PSG, deployed in clinics globally and trusted for unattended multi-night home testing.
UWB tracking tags running 2+ years on a single coin cell. Child-safety wearables at 1–2 years. Cellular tank sensors past a year. Power budgets engineered to near-theoretical limits through disciplined sleep/wake design and lean protocols.
Extended rtmlib — a lock-free runtime monitoring library for safety-critical systems — to RTEMS on RISC-V, and offloaded monitors to PolarFire FPGA fabric over PCIe DMA, freeing the CPU with order-of-magnitude speedups.
Full detail — every project, stack, and outcome — in the CV.