Mikhail Baranov is a software engineer with a decade of experience specializing in DSP, embedded systems, and real-time audio/video processing, currently working at Pexip in Oslo. He combines a strong mathematical background and an MS in Digital Signal Processing with hands-on expertise in C/C++, assembler, ARM/TI DSPs, and OpenCV to deliver robust, low-latency systems. His R&D work produced publications on wavelet-based image compression and superresolution, and he has led teams developing embedded sensor and communication products. On GitHub he contributed core interleaving, resampling, frequency estimation and FEC integration to a real-time audio streaming toolkit, reflecting practical skills in networked media pipelines. Colleagues rely on him for bridging algorithmic research and production-grade implementation across multicore and resource-constrained platforms.
10 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
MS+BS, Digital Signal Processing, MS+BS, Digital Signal Processing at Moscow Power Engineering Institute (Technical University)
Contributions:31 reviews, 75 commits, 13 PRs in 6 years 8 months
Contributions summary:Mikhail's primary contribution involves implementing and testing an interleaver module within a real-time audio streaming toolkit. This included adding the core interleaver functionality, which reorders packets before transmission, and creating comprehensive test cases to validate its read and write operations, including flushing and integration with packet queues. The user also added a resampler, frequency estimator and codec integration, demonstrating a focus on audio processing techniques. Furthermore, the user contributed to the integration of FEC capabilities, enhancing the reliability of the audio streaming pipeline.
Contributions:126 pushes, 13 branches in 1 year 7 months
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