Kajetan Puchalski is a software engineer and University of Glasgow software engineering student with nine years of hands-on experience across embedded and application-level projects, now working at Arm. He is polyglot in languages including Rust, Java/Kotlin, C, Python, TypeScript and Dart, and has shipped mobile (Flutter, Android), web (React, Django/Rails) and backend systems with PostgreSQL, SQLite and MongoDB. At Arm he progressed from part-time undergraduate roles to a permanent engineering position, bringing practical knowledge of Linux/macOS workflows and industry best practices. An active open-source contributor, he has worked on the Rust compiler to improve aarch64 target feature support and CI for AArch64 runners—demonstrating low-level systems expertise beyond typical application work. Fluent in English, French and Polish and learning German and Dutch, he combines technical curiosity with rapid language and tool adoption, making him adaptable to diverse teams and projects.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Software Engineering Computer Software Engineering, Software Engineering Computer Software Engineering at University of Glasgow
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Role in this project:
Back-end Developer & System Architect
Contributions:18 reviews, 14 PRs, 95 comments in 8 years
Contributions summary:Kajetan's contributions primarily revolve around enhancing the Rust compiler, specifically in target feature support for aarch64 architecture. They added and removed various aarch64 features, addressing LLVM compatibility and stability. The work includes modifying target feature definitions, updating runtime detection tests, and adjusting code generation to accommodate new instructions. Additionally, they have implemented configurations for editors like Emacs and Helix and configured CI builds to run on AArch64 runners.
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