Summary
Lucas Jansen is an embedded software engineer based in Cork, Ireland with a decade of experience designing and validating low-level firmware and test frameworks for complex SoCs. He has driven hardware validation at Qualcomm—writing bare-metal C and assembly tests for DSPs, DMA engines and ISA extensions—while also building tools for memory decryption, authentication and multi-threaded test scalability. Comfortable bridging disciplines, he has led teams in the absence of a lead, mentored interns, and collaborated closely with hardware, verification and driver teams to root-cause failures across firmware, compilers and silicon. Now at NetApp, he brings practical lab and automation experience from earlier roles at Logitech and MACOM, plus hands-on instrumentation and prototyping skills honed during academic research projects. Notably, he combines deep low-level debugging chops with a penchant for building pragmatic validation tools that expose subtle hardware-software interactions.
11 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
High School, High School at Patrician Academy, Mallow
Master of Engineering Science - MEngSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Master of Engineering Science - MEngSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering at University College Cork