Summary
Jasmine Callon is an embedded systems engineer with a strong track record of delivering security-focused C and C++ firmware for resource-constrained RISC processors, honed through three years at Intel and current work at WiBotic. She specializes in building robust features—secure tunnels, platform attestation, secure firmware workflows—and excels in low-memory, no-heap environments while leveraging GitHub/GitLab CI, GoogleTest, and static analysis tooling. Comfortable across Linux and Windows toolchains, she pairs hands-on VIM/Visual Studio development with scripting in Python and Bash and experience with JTAG, Doxygen, and Clang formatting. Beyond corporate work, she’s produced multithreaded hobby projects (C++ on microcontrollers with FreeRTOS, GTK UIs, Python bots) and volunteers in IT and front-end development, showing a breadth that crosses embedded, tooling, and web domains. Known for mentoring and running internal hackathons and onboarding efforts, she brings collaborative leadership to technical teams and a curiosity for deep, multithreaded problems.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science, 3.45, Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science, 3.45 at Portland State University
3.55, 3.55 at Grant High School
Japanese, English