Summary
Oleg Mazurov is an embedded software developer with over a decade of experience designing real-time and bare-metal systems for medical, industrial, and networked applications. He is an expert in C/C++ and Unix-like environments, has delivered on resource-constrained microcontrollers, and authored an open-source USB host stack that influenced Arduino’s ecosystem and was used in Google’s ADK 2011. His work spans entire product lifecycles—from schematic and PCB bring-up with ESP32 to firmware and manufacturing test automation for IoT wearables—bringing practical cross-disciplinary skills to consulting and client projects. Comfortable in both solo and team settings, he combines low-level optimization with higher-level system design and regulatory-aware medical device development. Based in Louisville, Colorado, he pairs academic training in computer science with a long history of shipping reliable, budget- and schedule-conscious embedded solutions.
11 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Computer Science, Master's degree, Computer Science at MIREA