Kenneth Aloysius is a Head of Delivery with 10 years of experience blending hands-on mobile/web engineering, embedded systems work, and a growing focus on data science and machine learning. Based in Indonesia and leading delivery at Kalyana, he combines product delivery leadership with deep technical chops—from implementing dynamic recommender systems to integrating OpenVR/OpenGL visualisation for large simulation datasets at CSIRO Data61. He is also an active open-source contributor to the popular QMK firmware project, adding power-efficient RGB and I2C support for compact mechanical keyboards, reflecting a knack for low-level embedded improvements. A University of Melbourne graduate with First Class Honours, Kenneth is comfortable switching between high-level ML concepts and firmware-level optimizations, making him effective at bridging research, product, and engineering teams.
Open-source keyboard firmware for Atmel AVR and Arm USB families
Role in this project:
Embedded Systems Engineer / IoT Developer
Contributions:17 commits, 10 PRs, 62 comments in 1 year 8 months
Contributions summary:Kenneth primarily contributed to the keyboard firmware, specifically targeting the Mechmini and JJ40 keyboard models. Their work involved keymap updates, including modifications to layer functionalities and RGB LED controls, aiming for power efficiency and improved compatibility. They integrated and adapted RGB code from external sources, implementing various color schemes and brightness settings to enhance user customization. Furthermore, the user updated the keyboard firmware to support I2C communication for RGB LED control and introduced I2C communication in Mechmini keymaps.
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