Marcelo Schmitt

Software Engineer at Analog Devices

Brazil
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Marcelo Schmitt is a software engineer from Brazil with three years of experience building embedded device drivers and contributing to the Linux kernel. He develops and reviews kernel drivers, has up‑streamed work via Google Summer of Code, and currently engineers FPGA- and processor-facing drivers for Analog Devices. Marcelo combines hands-on driver implementation, testing and debugging with customer-facing technical support, and collaborates closely with embedded FPGA/HDL teams. He also mentors and organizes students through FLUSP to help new contributors land kernel patches—an example of his focus on developer education as well as code.
code3 years of coding experience
bookBachelor in Computer Science, Computer Science, Bachelor, Bachelor in Computer Science, Computer Science, Bachelor at Institudo de Matemática e Estatística (IME- USP)
bookUniversity of São Paulo
languagesEnglish, Portuguese
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Github Skills (16)

hdl10
fpga10
verilog10
lattice10
linux10
iio10
device-driver10
driver10
linux-kernel10
python10
hardware10
operating-system10
eda9
vhdl9
asic9

Programming languages (3)

CVerilogPython

Github contributions (5)

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machschmitt/linux

Feb 2023 - Jul 2026

Linux kernel variant from Analog Devices; see README.md for details
Contributions:1 PR, 412 pushes, 97 branches in 3 years 5 months
linux-kernel
machschmitt/no-OS

May 2023 - Jun 2026

Software drivers in C for systems without an operating system
Contributions:44 pushes, 9 branches in 3 years 1 month
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