About Elias RM

Professional Background #

With over 10 years of experience as an Embedded Software Engineer and Hardware Designer, I bring expertise in developing C and C++ applications for GNU/Linux, bare metal, and RTOS systems, complemented by hardware design capabilities. My technical foundation is built on a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering and a Specialist Diploma in Embedded Systems.

Technical Expertise #

Embedded Systems Development:

C/C++ application development for diverse platforms (GNU/Linux, bare metal, RTOS)
Microservices-based distributed IoT system architecture
Hardware design and integration for embedded applications

Industry Experience:

Renewable energy systems and grid integration technologies
Electric vehicle charging infrastructure and power management
Complex IoT frameworks for industrial applications

Engineering Philosophy:

Focus on robust, scalable embedded solutions
Integration of software and hardware design principles
Commitment to emerging technologies that drive industry evolution

Current Focus #

I’m actively engaged in exploring and developing solutions in emerging technology areas, particularly where embedded systems intersect with renewable energy and sustainable transportation. My work spans from low-level hardware interfacing to distributed system architectures.

Professional Values #

I believe in leveraging technology to create meaningful impact and am passionate about contributing to fields that will shape our technological future. I continuously seek opportunities to apply embedded systems expertise to solve real-world challenges in sustainable technology sectors.

Connect #

I’m always interested in discussing energy optimization challenges, hardware development, and smart home innovations. Feel free to reach out through any of the channels below:

Technical discussions: Available for collaboration on energy optimization projects
Industry insights: Happy to share perspectives on emerging energy technologies
Community projects: Open to contributing to maker community initiatives

Note: All personal projects are clearly separated from professional work and focus on the DIY/maker community space.