Summary
Tali Perry is a real-time embedded engineer with eight years of focused experience bridging hardware and firmware, currently developing BMC and EC solutions at Nuvoton Technology Israel. She writes ROM and bootloader code, develops Linux and Windows drivers, and builds bare-metal co-processor firmware—comfortable from board design to PC automation. Her background spans high-reliability chip testing, MEMS assembly, and designing flash test platforms with custom EVBs and host-side tools, demonstrating a rare full-stack embedded toolchain fluency. Tali’s work often sits at the hardware–software boundary, where she optimizes chip configuration and brings sensor-hub firmware into embedded controllers. Trained in DSP, computers and micro-electronics at the Technion, she independently learned multiple languages and toolchains to integrate complex test and production systems. Colleagues value her pragmatic problem-solving and ability to translate hardware constraints into robust firmware and tooling.
8 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
BSc., DSP, computers, micro-electronics, BSc., DSP, computers, micro-electronics at Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
Tichon Hadera