Summary
Alexey Kardashevsky is an experienced firmware and Linux kernel engineer with 15+ years building low-level software for servers, virtualization, and embedded controllers, currently working at AMD in Canberra. His background spans firmware for CellBE-based blade servers and SLOF, IPMI and ATCA service processors, and a long tenure at IBM focused on KVM, qemu, virtio, PCI and POWER platform integration. At AMD he has been driving PCIe, SEV-SNP/SEV-TIO/SEV-ES related work and contributed SEV-ES DebugVirtualization support to the widely used tianocore/edk2 firmware. Comfortable across architectures (powerpc64, arm, EPYC) and hardware domains, he blends firmware, kernel and hardware expertise to solve cross-stack problems like device initialization, secure virtualization and platform power/PCI interactions. Colleagues rely on him for pragmatic diagnostics and tooling born from years of on-field support of high-performance and petascale systems.
15 years of coding experience
24 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Computer Software Engineering, Master's degree, Computer Software Engineering at Moscow State University of Transport (MIIT)
English, Russian