Summary
Anthony Loeppert is a seasoned system software engineer with 10+ years of experience bringing up silicon and integrating peripherals across bootloaders, kernel drivers, and factory test suites. Based in Portland, he has a track record at Intel and Qualcomm of turning schematics and datasheets into working device drivers under extreme time and documentation constraints, including implementing LPDDR4 support within days of silicon arrival. He pioneered a unified register/name syntax spanning ROM bootloaders, JTAG scripts, secondary bootloaders, and Linux drivers to make software speak the same dialect as hardware engineers and enable cross-layer code reuse. Comfortable writing parsers and generator tools (lex/yacc, Racket) to produce code or test inputs, he excels at pragmatic solutions like backup bootstrap paths and device-tree bridging so kernels need not know if they run on emulation or real silicon. Anthony combines deep low-level debugging with a focus on making power-on bring-up as agile and repeatable as possible.
11 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
M.S., Computer Science, M.S., Computer Science at The University of Texas at Arlington
B.S., Computer Science, B.S., Computer Science at The University of Texas at Austin