Alexey Karelin
Alexey Karelin started his career in 2011 after earning MSc in Electronics Engineering in area of flammable gas sensors and wireless sensor networks. After getting PhD in 2016 he broaden his experience in embedded and IoT by developing a diverse range of projects that required a deep understanding of both hardware and software integration. He is passionate about creating efficient, reliable, and scalable embedded systems. He is also an independent researcher targeting cycle-accurate performance analysis.
Sessions at EOC
2026
Beyond Main: Deconstructing the Cortex-M Startup Sequence from The Very First Cycle
For most embedded engineers, the application begins at main(). Everything before that is treated as "vendor magic": a black box of assembly and obscure C macros that we are afraid to touch.
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CMicrocontroller
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2025
Designing Portable Firmware: Key Principles and Patterns
Portable firmware is more than just migrating code across hardware platforms. It involves organizing firmware in a modular, scalable, and reusable way while adhering to better design principles.
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CArchitectureSoftware Design
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