Sergey Kiselev is a seasoned systems and network engineer with 26 years of experience, currently designing components at Intel from his base in Hillsboro, Oregon. He blends deep Linux/UNIX expertise and low-level C programming with hands-on knowledge of hardware, electronics, virtualization, and networking. His background spans systems administration, research at IBM, and long-term engineering roles at Intel, reflecting a practical ability to take projects from hardware initialization to production-ready software. An active embedded systems contributor, he ported and adapted FUZIX OS to the Zeta SBC V2—adding hardware init, interrupt handling, memory management and floppy/UART support. Sergey’s work shows a rare combination of legacy-computing appreciation and modern component design, making him comfortable across firmware, OS internals, and infrastructure. He holds B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees from the University of Haifa, underscoring a formal foundation in addition to decades of applied engineering.
Contributions summary:Sergey primarily contributed to the FuzixOS operating system, focusing on porting and adapting the system for the Zeta SBC V2 platform. Their work involved implementing hardware-specific code, including initialization routines, interrupt handlers, and memory management. The user also integrated floppy disk support, adapting code from the P112 platform, and adopted and implemented UART code from the P112.
Contributions:55 commits, 53 pushes, 1 branch in 1 year 2 months
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Sergey Kiselev - Component Design Engineer at Intel