Yaseen Alkhameri
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Overview
Yaseen Alkhameri is a hardware engineer with a focus on RTL design, baremetal C programming, and embedded systems development. His interests span register-transfer level design, FPGA prototyping, and low-level systems programming, with particular attention to real-time operating systems and the Linux kernel.
His work emphasizes the practical aspects of digital design: writing synthesizable Verilog for FPGA and ASIC targets, developing firmware in baremetal C for resource-constrained embedded platforms, and exploring the intersection of hardware and operating systems. He currently serves as president of the Mechanical Keyboards Club at UC Davis and enjoys cataloging records, sorting Pokémon cards, and tinkering with mechanical keyboards in his spare time.
His work emphasizes the practical aspects of digital design: writing synthesizable Verilog for FPGA and ASIC targets, developing firmware in baremetal C for resource-constrained embedded platforms, and exploring the intersection of hardware and operating systems. He currently serves as president of the Mechanical Keyboards Club at UC Davis and enjoys cataloging records, sorting Pokémon cards, and tinkering with mechanical keyboards in his spare time.
Working on…
Real-time hardware video processing system on Terasic DE1-SoC with Verilog, baremetal C on HPS, and comprehensive verification workflows.
Yaseen Alkhameri
Yaseen Alkhameri
May 25, 2004 (age 21)
Oakland, California, U.S.