Caroline Liu is a Senior Firmware Engineer based in Berkeley with 11 years of hands-on experience across embedded systems, kernel and device driver development, and full-stack tooling. She has shipped firmware and power-management features for enterprise platforms at Oracle and now AMD, debugging hardware via simulation, circuit probing, and protocol-level firmware like Modbus/RS485. Equally fluent in C, Python, Go, assembly, and Verilog, she bridges low-level firmware, system telemetry, and higher-level web and data tooling—bringing an uncommon full-stack perspective to hardware-facing software problems. A proven educator and researcher, Caroline has taught CS at UC Berkeley, led neurotech and bioinformatics projects, and applied ML to cybersecurity and genomics, highlighting a knack for translating research into production-ready systems. Known for quickly mastering new domains, she gravitates toward complex, multidisciplinary problems in embedded systems, STEM education, and biotech R&D.
11 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, Bachelor of Science - BS Electrical Engineering & Computer Science at University of California, Berkeley
Contributions:51 PRs, 90 pushes, 92 branches in 5 years
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