Summary
Juro Bystricky is a Senior Linux Software Engineer with over a decade of experience building low-level drivers and porting systems across ARM, MIPS and other embedded platforms. He has authored a wide range of Linux device drivers—MMC/SD, USB, UART, I2C/I2S, GPIO, keypads, V4L cameras, touch panels and complex Epson display/EPD drivers supporting color and monochrome E Ink. At companies including Intel and Broadcom he has shipped kernel work, media codecs, Android integrations and build-system tooling, and he is an active contributor to OpenEmbedded and BitBake where he improved reproducible image builds and core build functionality. He also maintains a long-running personal project: a fifth-generation declarative language (Formula One) with a Win32 compiler and IDE, demonstrating his interest in language design and tooling beyond embedded systems. Based in Hillsboro, Oregon, he combines deep hardware-aware engineering with system-level build expertise, making him particularly strong at projects that span drivers, middleware and reproducible build pipelines.
11 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
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