Brandon Breitenstein is a Software Firmware Engineer with 10 years of embedded and firmware experience at Intel, specializing in Chrome OS Embedded Controller development, Type-C/USB4, and power/boot optimizations. He has driven cross-stakeholder projects delivering DisplayPort 2.1 and USB4 support, migrated Chrome EC to Zephyr for Meteor Lake platforms, and contributed significant low-level fixes to coreboot for Intel platforms. Comfortable across C, C++, Python and tooling languages, he blends machine-learning–era training with deep firmware and SMM expertise. Based in Hillsboro, Oregon, he pairs production-focused engineering with open-source contributions to coreboot that enabled USB and device-tree improvements for Tiger Lake and related boards.
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Role in this project:
Embedded Systems Engineer / IoT Developer
Contributions:55 commits in 5 years 10 months
Contributions summary:Brandon primarily contributed to the coreboot project by modifying header files and source code related to Intel's FSP (Firmware Support Package) for the apollolake platform. They updated USB tuning parameters and cleaned up unused parameters within UPD headers. Additionally, the user added and modified code for System Management Mode (SMM) functionality, adding common code for Intel platforms and handling various SMI events. Furthermore, they updated devicetree and configuration files to enable or configure various Tiger Lake and Volteer board features, including USB4/TBT and Type-C port configuration.
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Brandon Breitenstein - Software Firmware Engineer at Intel Corporation