Summary
Igor Stoppa is a Principal Software Safety Architect based in Vantaa, Finland, with 11 years of focused experience hardening Linux and Android kernels for safety-critical systems. He currently leads efforts at NVIDIA to improve core integrity of Linux-based critical platforms, after shaping memory-protection and HW/SW architecture work at Huawei. His background spans embedded Linux, firmware and release engineering from roles at Intel and Nokia, giving him deep practical insight into kernel, boot and update chains across arm64 and x86_64. Known for turning low-level security requirements into architected, auditable solutions, he blends C and systems-level engineering with automation and release tooling experience. An engineer who came up through firmware and power-management work, he brings a rare combination of device-level hardware awareness and production-grade Linux safety expertise.
11 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
Perito Industriale in Elettronica e Telecomunicazioni Electronics, Perito Industriale in Elettronica e Telecomunicazioni Electronics at I.T.I.S. G.C. Faccio Vercelli
MSC Electronic, MSC Electronic at Politecnico di Torino
English, Italian