Summary
Axel Haslam is a Linux kernel and Android expert with a decade of experience specializing in low-level driver development, power management and performance optimization for embedded platforms. He has led Android bring-ups, kernel migrations and audio/codec integrations across multiple SoCs and architectures, and works upstream on Generic Power Framework improvements and multicluster SOC power management. His background includes connectivity bring-up and power profiling for Intel and multimedia stacks on NVIDIA Tegra for automotive systems, giving him a rare combination of kernel, HAL and integration-camp experience. Based in Antibes, France, Axel pairs deep arm64 and Trusted Firmware debugging skills with pragmatic customer-facing engineering, often turning complex BSP issues into production-ready solutions. An engineer who moves fluently between kernel internals and Android application/scripting layers, he thrives on squeezing power and performance from constrained embedded systems.
10 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.), Electronics and Systems Engineer, Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.), Electronics and Systems Engineer at Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey / ITESM
English, Spanish, French