Summary
Aleksey Veresov is a software engineer and KTH Computer Science master’s student with a decade of hands-on experience spanning research, backend systems, and formal methods. He worked on formalizing Portals and now contributes to Hopsworks, bringing a research-driven approach to practical engineering. His background includes FPGA function implementation, parallel program optimization, and Haskell backend development for educational platforms. Aleksey combines low-level systems experience (C, emulator and custom M68k CPU design) with language-oriented interests, having built a stack-oriented compiler and written a popular technical blog on C’s real-world quirks. He has supported and organized academic conferences, handling technical infrastructure and streaming, reflecting strong event and systems-operational skills. Based in Stockholm, he blends rigorous academic training with eclectic side projects that bridge hardware, compilers, and tooling.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Computer Science, Master of Science - MS, Computer Science at KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Lomonosov Moscow State University