Summary
Chris Freehill is a seasoned embedded and systems software engineer with eight years of focused experience across firmware, Linux kernel/user space, and tools development, now serving as Member of Technical Staff at AMD in Austin. He has a track record of shipping low-level tooling and platform services—designing ROCm SMI and rocminfo, contributing to cluster management, and extending Linux perf and off-core event support on ARM and PPC. His background spans C/C++/Java/Python work in environments from Eclipse and MFC to secure code audits, and includes ARMv8 power-management firmware and performance modeling using LTTng. Comfortable moving between product, tooling and firmware layers, he blends deep systems curiosity with practical delivery and occasional forays into experimental programming topics outside his day job.
8 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
MBA Product Management and Marketing, MBA Product Management and Marketing at Texas McCombs School of Business
MSEE BSEE Computer Engineering Parallelizing Compilers, MSEE BSEE Computer Engineering Parallelizing Compilers at Louisiana State University