Summary
Dimitris Lampridis is a seasoned computer engineer with 17 years’ experience designing and delivering embedded electronics and real-time systems, currently coordinating the OASIS service at CERN. He combines deep expertise in FPGA/SoC design, hardware/software co‑design, PCB development and Linux kernel-level optimization to support precision measurement and automation across the accelerator complex. At CERN he’s leading a migration of trigger distribution to White Rabbit Trigger Distribution, blending high-reliability hardware with timing-sensitive software. He previously founded and directed Logikon Labs and worked on space-grade miniaturized systems at cosine Research, bringing both entrepreneurial and safety-critical engineering perspectives. An advocate of open-source hardware and FOSS, he pairs hands-on firmware and system software skills with a pragmatic approach to fault tolerance and performance profiling. Based in the Geneva area, he brings uncommon cross-domain fluency between electronics, embedded software and real-time control infrastructures.
17 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Master's Degree, Computer Engineering, Master's Degree, Computer Engineering at Delft University of Technology
Engineer's Degree, Electronics & Computer Engineering, Engineer's Degree, Electronics & Computer Engineering at Polytechnion Kritis
Greek, English, French