Summary
Adrian Byszuk is an FPGA engineer with eight years of hands-on experience designing high-performance FPGA systems for scientific and industrial applications, currently developing and maintaining control electronics at CERN. He specializes in high-speed data transmission, synchronization, RTL development and verification, and has repeatedly delivered complex trigger and DAQ solutions for large experiments (CMS, CBM) and ASIC prototyping for neural-network accelerators. A Linux- and Python-focused practitioner, he drives CI/CD and modern open-source verification tools (VUnit, cocotb, GHDL, SymbiYosys) to raise quality and productivity across firmware and build infrastructure. Comfortable from low-level kernel drivers to FPGA architecture, he also has a knack for turning research prototypes into reliable, space-grade designs. Colocated in Geneva, his hobbyist curiosity—robotics and C# on GitHub—keeps him exploring cross-disciplinary hardware-software codesign.
8 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Warsaw University of Technology
Polish, English