Sergey Kazakov is a Senior Software Engineer with nine years of professional experience, currently contributing to Intel from Hillsboro, Oregon. He specializes in low-level back-end development and performance engineering, with notable contributions to the high-profile oneDNN deep neural network library—optimizing JIT assembler interactions, ISA dispatching for AVX2, and implementing NHWC convolutions for f32/f16. With a Mathematics background from Kazan State University, he brings analytical rigor to CPU-level optimizations and numeric computing. Sergey’s work blends algorithmic understanding with pragmatic microarchitectural tuning, yielding measurable performance gains in production-grade ML kernels. Colleagues rely on him for deep-dive fixes that squeeze extra performance out of existing codepaths while maintaining stability.
9 years of coding experience
Mathematics, Mathematics at Kazan State University
Contributions:24 reviews, 241 commits, 3 PRs in 6 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Sergey primarily focused on optimizing code within the oneAPI Deep Neural Network Library (oneDNN) project. Their contributions involved updating the xBYAK JIT assembler library and making specific fixes to vpxor instructions, indicating a focus on low-level code improvements. They also added CPU ISA dispatcher for avx2 kernels and improve performance, highlighting a performance optimization effort. The user also worked on implementing NHWC f32 and f16 convolutions.
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Sergey Kazakov - Senior Software Engineer at Intel Corporation