Summary
Michael Li is an RTOS software engineer based in Houston with three years of hands-on experience building low-latency, safety-conscious systems for automotive and aerospace domains. He has driven measurable performance gains—such as a 10x reduction in message routing latency at General Motors and halving camera input latency via multi-threaded C++ designs—and has practical experience with RTOS, embedded C/C++, Java Spring Boot, Akka, and containerized shift-left testing. His background spans telematics, ADAS camera processing, and cloud-connected vehicle services, including production deployments that integrate CosmosDB and authentication flows. Michael also brings research experience in computational photography and AI-enabled education from his work at Arizona State University, evidencing a knack for bridging cutting-edge algorithms with production constraints. Known for hunting concurrency bugs with tools like ThreadSanitizer and instrumenting systems for observability, he delivers robust, testable software across the stack.
3 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science, Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science at Arizona State University