Summary
Mohammed Morsy is a Staff Software Engineer in Cambridge with 26 years of deep experience in Linux kernel development, virtualization, and embedded systems, now contributing to firmware and kernel projects at Arm. He has a strong track record driving KVM and ARM64 virtualization features across companies like Red Hat, Synopsys, and IONOS, and has shipped hypervisor support for public cloud guests and multiple hypervisors. A long-time open source advocate, his early Google Summer of Code and ongoing kernel contributions include sophisticated VMX and x86 emulation work that improves guest-state validation and robustness. Comfortable in C/C++, assembly, and low-level debugging, he brings both production support experience and upstream engineering rigor to complex platform and firmware problems.
26 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's Degree Computer Science, Bachelor's Degree Computer Science at Cairo University
English, Arabic, French, German