Tristan Lelong is a Senior Staff SRE with 15 years of embedded and systems engineering experience, currently optimizing and securing large distributed services at Google. He began his career designing and bringing up embedded Linux platforms for automotive, medical, and avionics customers, and later specialized in kernel adaptation, driver development, and BSP customization. At Google he focuses on production reliability, cryptographic access controls, auditing and multi-party authorization while providing technical leadership through design docs, code review and training. Tristan is an active open-source author—maintaining libroxml since 2009 and creating cortex, a crash-report generator for embedded Linux—showing a long-term investment in tooling for constrained devices. Based in Zurich but with international experience in France and the US, he combines deep low-level debugging skills (JTAG, ftrace) with large-scale operations and security-minded system design. Colleagues know him for turning tough platform constraints into reliable, auditable solutions.
15 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Baccalauréat, S option Physique, Baccalauréat, S option Physique at Joffre
3I, Informatique, 3I, Informatique at Polytech Grenoble
2003, Electronique et Informatique industriel, 2003, Electronique et Informatique industriel at IUT GEII Montpellier
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