Summary
Minsu Kim is a Senior Firmware Engineer with 11 years of experience specializing in embedded systems, GPU firmware, and power management for data center and graphics products. Currently at AMD, he develops off-chip firmware and diagnostic suites for GPU power features and contributes to the ROCm ecosystem. His background includes designing multithreaded C/C++ firmware for RF routers at Evertz and hands-on hardware bring-up, chipset integration, and peripheral interfacing. Minsu blends academic research in machine learning and network optimization with practical CUDA-based HPC experience from Korea University, enabling pragmatic performance tuning on heterogeneous platforms. He is comfortable navigating cross-functional agile teams and mentoring junior engineers while translating datasheets and schematics into robust, production-ready firmware. An often-overlooked strength is his dual focus on low-level performance optimization and higher-level system diagnostics, which helps accelerate root-cause analysis in complex hardware-software stacks.
11 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Engineering - MEng, Computer Engineering, Master of Engineering - MEng, Computer Engineering at University of Toronto
Master of Applied Science - MASc, Computer Networks, Master of Applied Science - MASc, Computer Networks at Toronto Metropolitan University
English, Korean