Dmitrii Lebed is a Sr. Principal Embedded Software Engineer in San Jose with 11 years of experience designing low-level firmware and system architectures for Wi‑Fi and SoC products. He drives RISC‑V and ARM Cortex‑R low-level software design, boot ROM and virtual memory re‑architecture, and high‑performance HW-assisted data paths in close partnership with ASIC teams. Dmitrii has a proven track record of shrinking code size, boosting performance, and reducing power through targeted CPU/SOC proposals and custom extensions. He led MU‑MIMO and beamforming software improvements at Quantenna/onsemi, improving throughput in dense client environments and modernizing logging for real‑time performance insight. Equally at home in pre‑ and post‑silicon bring‑up (FPGA, Veloce, QEMU) and driver/peripheral bring‑up, he blends hands‑on firmware hacking with system-level design thinking. Outside day‑to‑day work he contributes to upstream Linux FullMAC support and has a knack for redesigns that remove hardware constraints (e.g., host‑memory DMA over PCIe).
11 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree Distributed computing and networks, Master's degree Distributed computing and networks at Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University
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