James Perkins is a Staff Engineer specializing in embedded systems and low-level Linux optimization, bringing decades-long expertise where computer architecture, electronics, and OS internals meet. He architects and delivers solutions that fuse multi-camera stereo depth, 2D/1D barcode decoding, and ML-based visual identification on ARM and PC platforms, often optimizing drivers and board support through full-stack integration. With roots in systems programming since the 1980s and a BS in Computer Science from Oregon State, he combines deep kernel-level knowledge across MIPS/ARM/PowerPC/68000 with practical experience in real-time, SIMD, and cross-toolchain build systems. His work at Datalogic and prior roles at Wind River and Tektronix reflect a steady focus on embedded vision, codecs, and performance engineering, while active industry and university ties—especially among Linux kernel developers—keep his open-source expertise current. An amateur radio and RF enthusiast, he leverages a broad electronics background to bridge hardware and software in customer-facing products and partner integrations.
13 years of coding experience
25 years of employment as a software developer
BS Computer Science, BS Computer Science at Oregon State University
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