Luc Michel is a senior software engineer and systems specialist with deep expertise in low-level software, virtualization, dynamic binary translation and SystemC-based virtual platforms. As former CTO of GreenSocs and author of the Rabbits simulation framework, he designed tight QEMU integrations that let QEMU components behave like native SystemC models, and he maintained platform ports such as Kalray's KVX before joining AMD. A long-time QEMU contributor, his notable upstream work includes ARM GICv2 virtualization extensions and multiprocess support in the QEMU GDB stub, reflecting a research-to-production trajectory that began during his PhD. He combines 15+ years of GNU/Linux and C experience with hands-on leadership in cross-disciplinary teams, and a knack for turning academic ideas about translator generation and instruction parallelism into practical tooling. Based in Grenoble, he blends research rigor with pragmatic engineering to solve challenging simulation and virtualization problems.
4 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
DUT (2 years technical degree), Computer Science, DUT (2 years technical degree), Computer Science at IUT d'Orsay
Master's degree, Computer Science, Master's degree, Computer Science at Université Joseph Fourier (Grenoble I)
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