RTOS Engineer · C Developer · Assembly enthusiast
Building small-footprint kernels, predictable real-time systems, and pragmatic tooling for low-level software.

Focused on RTOS design, OS development, and squeezing performance and determinism out of C and assembly.

Embedded and systems engineer with deep experience in RTOS and OS development. Expertise in C and assembly, low-level debugging, boot flow, deterministic designs for constrained hardware, and practical tooling to make embedded development repeatable and testable.

• Design and integrate RTOS features: schedulers, timing, resource accounting, and deterministic behavior.
• Develop kernel components: memory management, IPC, device drivers, and interrupt-safe code.
• Work on bootloaders, startup code, toolchains and board bring-up for constrained hardware.
• Build deployable tooling (containers, CI) to simplify reproducible firmware and service deployment.

• Languages: C, Assembly
• OS & low-level: RTOS internals, kernel architecture, bootloaders, device drivers
• Tooling: Docker, GCC toolchains, OpenOCD, GDB, QEMU, Make
• VCS & CI: Git, GitHub Actions

• nostr-relay — nostr-rs-relay + proxy-dashboard. Setup and integration for running a nostr relay with a dashboard; useful for deployment and experimentation with relay tooling.