Summary
Takeshi Matsuya is a seasoned engineer and researcher with 16+ years building low-latency, high-speed networking systems and security products, combining hands-on C, Verilog and Linux kernel development with FPGA and PCIe expertise. As a 特任講師 at Keio University and long-time freelancer he has led both academic research (low-latency P2P/IP-NUMA, smartNICs) and commercial product development such as L2Blocker and Fire Logic, and holds related patents and conference publications. He designs across the stack—from native and web applications and SQL schemas to kernel drivers and FPGA logic—focusing on sub-microsecond PtoP latency and 10/100Gbps environments. Notably, his work includes a DPDK-based high-speed TCAM L2 switch and a retrofit firewall that preserves network topology, reflecting a knack for practical, deployable innovations. Based in Shinagawa, Japan, he blends university mentorship and industry project leadership to translate cutting-edge research into shipping network-security products.
16 years of coding experience
環境情報学部, 環境情報学部 at 慶應義塾大学
博士, 政策・メディア研究科, 博士, 政策・メディア研究科 at 慶應義塾大学大学院