Summary
Dionysios Diamantopoulos is a Staff Research Scientist with over a decade of experience advancing reconfigurable and application-specific computing, EDA tools, and high-throughput SoC design, currently focusing on quantum error correction and quantum systems at IBM Research in Zurich. He combines deep academic credentials—a Ph.D. from NTUA and a D.Eng. from the University of Patras—with hands-on delivery of cloud FPGA, near-memory, and computational storage research that has informed EU and ESA projects. His background spans prototype-to-production work on FPGA/ASIC IP, cache-coherent coprocessors, and hardware accelerators for autonomy and vision, revealing a knack for turning algorithmic needs into performant hardware. Notably, he has bridged space robotics SLAM research with reconfigurable accelerator design and later applied those system-level insights to cybersecurity and hybrid cloud AIops. Based in Rüschlikon, Zurich, he brings both multidisciplinary research leadership and practical engineering experience in collaborative multinational consortia.
10 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
Reconfigurable Computing, Reconfigurable Computing at ACACES 2011
Diploma of Enginnering (D.Eng.) VLSI Hardware-Software Co-Design Embedded Systems Design Parallel Computing Information Theory, Diploma of Enginnering (D.Eng.) VLSI Hardware-Software Co-Design Embedded Systems Design Parallel Computing Information Theory at University of Patras
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Computer Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Computer Engineering at National Technical University of Athens
English