Jinpu Wang is an expert Linux kernel developer and storage engineer with 13 years of experience, currently focused on cloud compute and kernel storage at IONOS in Berlin. He is an upstream maintainer and author of drivers such as pm8001 and the RNBD/RTRS transport, with patches merged into mainline Linux (notably pm8001 in 2.6.33 and RNBD/RTRS in 5.8). His deep systems expertise spans Solaris/Linux internals, SCSI/libata, SAS/SATA/RAID, Infiniband, and hypervisor storage stacks, combined with strong kernel debugging and crash analysis skills. Proficient in C/C++/Rust, assembly and scripting, he couples low-level device-driver design with practical production hardening and performance work for large cloud infrastructures. A long-time open source contributor, he has a track record of shepherding in-house storage solutions into upstream Linux while maintaining cross-distribution and ESXi compatibility. Trained in electronics and information engineering, he brings hardware-level knowledge of x86, PCIe and HBA specs to software-driven storage design.
13 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Master Medical Electronics Engineering, Master Medical Electronics Engineering at Xi'an Jiaotong University
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