Arnd Bergmann
Upstream Kernel Hacker at Linaro
Stuttgart Region Germany
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Top SchoolArnd Bergmann is an upstream Linux kernel hacker with 26 years of systems software experience, currently driving kernel development at Linaro from the Stuttgart region. His long tenure includes a decade at IBM working on low-level kernel subsystems and hands-on embedded systems work that spans interrupt handling, memory management, MSI fixes and kexec on PowerPC platforms. Comfortable across hardware-software boundaries, he contributes pragmatic fixes for system calls, signals and checksums and has real-world experience debugging platform-specific issues in projects like the mpc5200 Digispeaker. Known for persistent, detail-oriented problem solving, he blends deep architecture knowledge with a practical engineering mindset cultivated through both academic study and sustained upstream collaboration.
26 years of coding experience
Bachelor, Computer Engineering, Bachelor, Computer Engineering at Metropolia University of Applied SciencesFachhochschule Osnabrück
English, German
Github Skills (22)
powerpc10
system-programming10
architecture10
computer-architecture10
interrupt-handling10
c-programming10
linux-kernel10
power-management10
kernel10
interrupt10
sys10
kernel-mode10
embedded10
architectures10
abstraction-layer9
Programming languages (6)
Github contributions (5)
andikleen/linux-misc
Jul 2011 - Apr 2021
Various Linux kernel changes
Contributions:49 commits, 1 comment in 9 years 11 months
kernelmanjarolinuxlinux-kernelchanges
bradfa/flashbench
Nov 2010 - Jun 2012
Testing tool for managed flash memory devices, see the 'dev' branch for updates which aren't yet "upstream" and report your results to the flashbench-results mailing list ->
Contributions:62 commits in 1 year 6 months
memorydevtestingmailing-listmailing
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