Alexander Rogin

Alexander Rogin has a strong background in software engineering and development. Alexander is currently working as a Senior Software Engineer at Beacon Platform. Prior to that, they worked at Roku Inc. as a Senior Software Engineer.

Before their role at Roku Inc., Alexander worked at Arm as a Senior Software Developer, where they developed a model to optimize hardware FIFO levels and tested scheduling techniques. Alexander also implemented an IMU driver and analyzed SLAM algorithms’ performance.

Alexander also gained experience at Luxoft, where they worked as a Senior Software Developer and Software Developer. During their time there, they worked on software for the automotive industry, researched algorithms for pedestrian detection for autonomous driving, and developed applications using the vSomeIP library.

Earlier in their career, Alexander worked at Engineering company "Satprof" as a Software Engineer, where they worked on the development and debugging of software for a new satellite television chip. Alexander was responsible for tasks such as tuning up the Linux booting process and implementing test functionality.

Alexander also has experience working at Motorola Solutions as a Software Engineer. During their time there, they participated in various projects and received company awards for providing desired results and meeting tight deadlines. One notable project was the development and debugging of a software component that manages network connections based on network events and predefined policy.

At the beginning of their career, Alexander worked at Scientific Research Institute "Vektor" as a Software Engineer. In this role, they developed and debugged software for embedded systems, including drivers for various components and test software for OS Windows. Alexander also had experience in designing and verifying digital electronic circuits.

Alexander Rogin earned an Engineer's Degree in Computer Science from Saint Petersburg State Electrotechnical University "LETI" between the years 2005 and 2011. In addition to their formal education, they obtained certifications in "Algorithms: Design and Analysis, Part 1" and "Computer Networks" from Coursera in March 2013.