Summary
Kazuyoshi Ozaki is a platform architect with 12 years of experience building embedded, desktop, web and cloud systems for companies such as NEC, Microsoft, and Olympus. He brings deep systems-level expertise in C/C++/C#/Java and event-driven, single/multi-threaded architectures, with hands-on experience in device, camera and microscope control as well as memory management and scheduling. His background spans platform and embedded firmware development for mobile and multifunction devices, plus scientific and medical PC/Web applications and on-prem/cloud server systems. At NEC he now focuses on platform architecture, drawing on prior roles in support engineering and product-grade software delivery. Beyond day-to-day work he explores Public Key Infrastructure, self-sovereign identity, verifiable credentials and symbolic computation, signaling a strong interest in security and formal reasoning. Based in Chiyoda, Japan, he combines pragmatic implementation skills with a research-minded curiosity about decentralised identity and DNS.
12 years of coding experience