I'm a Linux kernel engineer with deep expertise in storage systems, memory management, and file systems. Currently at Samsung Electronics, I lead initiatives that bridge hardware innovation with kernel development, focusing on enabling next-generation storage technologies through upstream Linux contributions.
With over two decades in systems engineering, I've contributed to core Linux subsystems, maintained critical kernel infrastructure, and helped shape open source governance. I believe in solving hard problems through collaboration and open development.
NVMe QLC enablement through XFS large block size support in the Linux kernel.
Linux kernel development and testing automation framework.
Board Member of the Open Source Hardware Association.
Backport automation for Linux kernel drivers.
Central Regulatory Domain Agent for wireless regulatory compliance.
Currently exploring AI inference optimization, focusing on efficient memory utilization and hardware-software co-design for large language model deployments. My work bridges the gap between cutting-edge hardware capabilities and the software infrastructure needed to fully leverage them.
Inria — Coccinelle backporting research
Rutgers University