Endri Bezati is a senior researcher and software scientist with 16 years of experience designing compilers and heterogeneous systems for high-performance and embedded computing. Based in Lausanne, he has led projects at EPFL, SIB and Huawei that span dataflow programming languages, FPGA accelerators and portable genomics devices, and he founded a startup to translate research into applied solutions. His work produced StreamBlocks, an open-source compiler for multicore CPUs and FPGAs, and he has repeatedly delivered end-to-end systems combining Verilog/HLS, multithreaded C++ and custom hardware interfaces. Methodical and results-focused, he excels at turning academic research into practical toolchains and fieldable devices, often taking initiative as principal investigator or project founder. Notably, his background blends deep compiler and microelectronics expertise with hands-on embedded hardware design for real-world pathogen detection under resource constraints.
16 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Microelectronics, Master, Electronics and Computer Engineering, Bachelor, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, PhD, Microelectronics, Master, Electronics and Computer Engineering, Bachelor, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology at EPFL
Institut Universitaire de Technologie de Rennes
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