Alexander Krapivniy

Alexander Krapivniy has a diverse range of work experience in the field of software engineering. Alexander started their career at Moscow Aviation Institute, where they held positions as a lecturer and later as the head of the science department, team leader, and software engineer. During this time, they worked on various projects such as the development of onboard software for a scientific microsatellite and an automatic control system for a military aerostat. Alexander also worked on the development of a network security system using modified iptables and snort.

After their time at Moscow Aviation Institute, Alexander joined RTSoft as a System Architect and Senior Software Engineer. Here, they conducted research on the risk assessment of using multicore CPUs in avionics and developed an AMP infrastructure for the LynxOS operating system on multicore CPUs.

Alexander then worked at CrazyDevice as an Engineer and owner, where they worked on various projects including the development of a one-battery MESH network and a password storage device based on a stm32 microcontroller.

Alexander'smost recent role was at Motherson Innovations as an Embedded Software Engineer, where they worked on projects involving firmware development, Linux BSP development for Renesas SoC, and PCB and schematic design.

Throughout their career, Alexander has demonstrated their expertise in embedded software development, hardware design, and research in the field of avionics.

Alexander Krapivniy attended Moscow Aviation Institute from 1999 to 2004, where they obtained an Engineer's degree in Computer Technologies/Computer System Technologies.