Rui Oliveira is a systems-thinking engineering leader with a PhD in Telecommunications and over a decade of experience building MBSE-enabled automotive systems and improving engineering processes at Bosch Portugal. As Chief Improvement Owner and Cluster Lead he blends hands-on system architecture, variant and configuration management expertise (Rhapsody, DNG, Pure::Variants) with program-level coordination to drive automated product-line and ECU configuration workflows. His background in optical and microwave research informs a rigorous, experimental approach to complex system design, and he contributes to open-source C/C++ package management—adding SIMD support and recipes to the prominent conan-center-index. An active ham radio operator and hiker, he brings curiosity and field-tested pragmatism to cross-disciplinary problems and tooling improvements.
11 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
MSc., Engineering Physics, MSc., Engineering Physics at Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade do Porto | FCUP
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Telecommunications Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Telecommunications Engineering at Universidade de Aveiro
Contributions:83 reviews, 13 commits, 37 PRs in 4 months
Contributions summary:Rui contributed to the recipes for the ConanCenter repository, a package manager for C and C++ projects. Their work involved adding features for SIMD flags to the fftw package and creating a recipe for the miniaudio library. They also added and updated recipes for pffft and uWebSockets, including bug fixes, dependency management, and version bumps. The contributions involved modifying Conanfile.py, patching, and testing packages.
Jinglitai JLT4013A LCD Panel Linux Kernel Module Driver
Contributions:1 release, 2 reviews, 53 commits in 5 months
driverlcdlinux-kernel
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