Michael Lopiccolo is an embedded software engineer with 11 years of experience and a six-year track record at Google and Amazon, currently developing Rust and C++ firmware for Project Kuiper’s phased-array customer terminal. He focuses on beamforming, calibration, and autonomous initial network entry—bringing hardware-near systems work together with RF and time-synchronization challenges. Previously at Google he shipped accessibility features and screen reader integrations for Fuchsia that run on Nest Hub devices, and led substantial full-stack and TypeScript migrations on Cloud Billing. Michael’s background spans operating systems, compilers, graphics, functional programming, and privacy-oriented research, reflecting a strong systems and language pedigree. Based in Seattle, he combines deep systems troubleshooting (concurrency and CI/CD experience) with a taste for exploring new domains like RF and Rust.
11 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS, Mathematics and Computer Science, 3.983, Bachelor of Science - BS, Mathematics and Computer Science, 3.983 at The University of Texas at Dallas
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