Austin Kim

Austin Kim has over 14 years of experience in embedded Linux BSP development. Throughout his career, he has brought up many target devices and developed custom bootloaders for new chipset projects. He has analyzed many memory dumps using tools such as TRACE32, Crash Utility, and ftrace to resolve challenging issues, including system crashes, lockups, and watchdog resets. These experiences have given him strong troubleshooting skills and deep expertise in binary analysis.

Currently, he works as a Linux kernel BSP engineer and technical lecturer at LG Electronics.

He is also interested in CPU architecture, including Armv8-A, Armv8-M, and RISC-V.