Trained as a Software Engineer, i am an advocate for Libre Ethical Technology in business.
I am a software developer, trying to learn about hardware design
An independent and self-motivated fpga engineer with many product and service based project in semiconductor and cryptography market. More than three years of experience in the crypto mining market. Involved in product design/development, management.
Learner for life
35 years mixed signal SoC, ASIC, and FPGA design and management experience. Concertal provides rapid functional IP integration using proprietary System Design Automation technology that includes delivery of RTOS capable fabric that supports loosely coupled HW operation including IP NbC (Network beyond the Chip). IP areas of expertise include common interfaces, data converters, modulators, digital filters, DSP, processors, FSM, and other custom specified functionality.
Research engineer and teaching assistant in microelectronic, microsystems and bioelectronic at the university of Liège, Belgium
Assistant Professor (IISc) | Ph.D. & S.M. (MIT) | B.Tech. (IIT-KGP)
Hey! My name is Beyza and I'm an Electrical & Electronical Engineering student in Turkey. My aim is to bring together the knowledge I've gained about science and technology with other people. The more we learn and the more we develop, the better a mark we leave in the world of science. I'm constantly improving myself for a better future, and I am trying to gain as much information as possible.
Cryptography and security researcher at Seagate Technology
ASIC and FPGA design and verification Engineer with a sideline in bring devops to Hardware projects
Received B.S. degree from Electrical and Electronics Engineering in Middle East Technical University, Turkey, in 2019. Currently, pursuing M.S. degree from Electronics Engineering in Bogazici University, Turkey. Research interests are computer architecture, hardware security and secure memory architecture
I started out as a part of design team at Hitachi Ltd. which designed 68450 a DMA controller for 68000 under the supervision of Motorola Semiconductors now NXP. Sega bought 68000 for Mega Drive. This led to the sale of SH-2 for Sega Saturn and SH-4 chipset for Sega Dreamcast. I was hoping Dreamcast to use Voodoo chip but this did not materialize. Around 2001 I quitted Hitachi. I started to work for its sales company in silicon valley. There I strated Java Card (tm) project. This led to a series of root of trust projects in Silicon Valley in routers, mobile phones and security tokens in year 2000s. In 2010s I started my current business.
I am interested in new things. I've designed chips from definition to polygons, mostly in the pursuit of new capabilities.
Dad. Partner. Scientist. Activist. Maker. — He/Him
IC design Engineer
I am a Masters fellow student of RFCS2 Lab in IC Designing.
Technology development in intergrated analog circuits. I'm available to design analog and mixed-signal circuits as an external contractor.
electronic system designer / software and hardware engineer, embeded system expert, signal expert, proccess designer, researcher, Developer of complexity and reversal wantings. Reverse engineer. i addopt my whole life to this science. thank you for presentings of quantum, psych
Innovative developer with recognized success at designing, testing, implementing and maintaining computer hardware and software. Critical thinking and forward-focused professional coding in various programming languages. Delivers clear and engaging communications to colleagues and customers and inspires enthusiasm for engineered products and systems.
A digital design engineer, interested in memory hierarchies and high speed interfaces.
Working on ML performance, cryptography, and other interests. Website at https://peter.website/
Dad. Partner. Scientist. Activist. Maker. — He/His
A bit of everything - mostly focused on networking system level designs / FPGA / Switch Fabric from concept to validation - and now automotive
Enthusiastic VLSI Design Engineer currently working in Domain Specific Architectures
EE PCB, Systems, Mechnical, Cooling, Power Used to sling a lot of gates (polygons) in esoteric processes (Gallium Arsenide, JJ)
Berna Örs Yalçın received the Electronics & Communication Engineering degree and the MSc degree in 1995 and 1998, respectively, both from the Istanbul Technical University (ITU), Turkey. She received the Electrical Engineering degree in applied sciences from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, in 2005. Currently, she is a Professor at ITU. Her main research interests include cryptography, embedded systems, and side-channel attacks.
Experienced in software engineering and offensive cybersecurity, I specialize in wireless networking security, cellular communication security, and cryptanalysis. Proficient in C, C++, and Python, I excel in scripting and automation. Currently delving into embedded system design, focusing on FPGA and ASIC.
From Mining Gems in the field to mining data about gems and developing bleeding edge Gemological/Geological/Geophysical/Geochemical/Geospatial/Spectroscopic and other Survey, Testing, Measuring, Databasing, Retrieval, and Analytical Devices/Software/Tradecraft as well as beyond crystal unit level precision automated faceting/cutting/polishing/cabbing/carving/lapidary instruments and even 500 picometer diameter diamond polish... I do it all. Anyone in the industry wanting to spice up and drastically increase the efficiency and ROI on their wafer lapping/polishing capabilities: help me...help you...get ahead of the EUV/DUV/3nm and finer processes (my system has an RI value of less than 500pm... THAT is smaller than 8 carbon atoms in a cubic formation...carbon...not silicon...
Senior security researcher, compiler/binary hacker, NFC ninja, hardware hacker with a FPGA hammer. Previously Pay Security.
Berna Örs received the Electronics & Communication Engineering degree and the MSc degree in 1995 and 1998, respectively, both from the Istanbul Technical University (ITU), Turkey. She received the Electrical Engineering degree in applied sciences from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, in 2005. Currently, she is a Professor at ITU. Her main research interests include cryptography, embedded systems, and side-channel attacks.