Summary
Isaac Pessoa is a hardware-software engineer with over a decade of hands-on experience designing digital systems, firmware, and embedded Linux for IoT, automotive, and transport applications. He blends deep academic training (PhD and postdoctoral work in microelectronics and IoT) with practical skills in FPGA prototyping, SystemVerilog, PCB design, and Yocto-based embedded Linux. Isaac has led embedded projects across startups, research institutes, and industry—most recently at Siemens EDA—building mesh sensor networks, BLE communications, and connected-vehicle platforms. He is comfortable across the full hardware-software stack, from SoC/IP core design to production firmware and field-deployed Linux systems. Based in Paris, he brings a research-driven mindset to product engineering, often translating novel academic concepts into robust, manufacturable solutions. Colleagues value his ability to bridge rigorous verification practices with pragmatic system integration under real-world constraints.
11 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
Postdoctoral Researcher IoT / Embedded Systems, Postdoctoral Researcher IoT / Embedded Systems at Télécom Paris
Master's degree in Computer Science Micro-electronics, Master's degree in Computer Science Micro-electronics at Universidade Federal de Campina Grande
PhD Microelectronics Embedded Systems SoC, PhD Microelectronics Embedded Systems SoC at Pierre and Marie Curie University
Portuguese, English, French