Simone Ferlin-reiter is an adjunct docent and seasoned researcher-engineer with nine years of focused experience in transport protocols, Linux data-plane engineering, and cloud control- and data-plane performance. Currently splitting roles between Karlstad University, Red Hat research, and co-chairing the IRTF ICCRG, Simone blends hands-on systems work (eBPF, low-level networking, Kubernetes observability) with academic leadership and standards engagement. His background spans R&D at Ericsson and IBM, PhD-era experimental work on multipath transport (MPTCP), and practical product engineering for multi-homed connectivity and satellite-integrated systems. Known for bridging rigorous measurement-driven research with production-scale performance and scale challenges, he frequently mentors students and contributes to industry–university collaborations. An engineer who moves comfortably from packet traces to protocol design, Simone also maintains a public portfolio of recent work at https://ferlin.io.
9 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Communication networks, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Communication networks at University of Oslo
Dipl.-Ing., Information Technology - Information transmission and mobile communications, Dipl.-Ing., Information Technology - Information transmission and mobile communications at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg
Contributions:26 commits, 66 pushes, 1 branch in 8 months
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