Summary
Ramon Perdomo is a pragmatic software engineer with 12 years of multidisciplinary experience now focused on Linux kernel development for Oracle's OCI. With a background spanning embedded DSP audio work at Texas Instruments, machine learning research at Georgia Tech, and security-minded programming showcased on GitHub, he blends low-level systems expertise with practical security and reverse-engineering sensibilities. He has moved between hardware-adjacent roles and pure software, prototyping mechanical systems earlier in his career and later optimizing kernels and debugging complex audio stacks. Active in student leadership and tutoring, Ramon pairs technical depth with clear communication and mentorship. Based in Broomfield, Colorado, he balances full-time kernel engineering with a principled personal life as a committed Catholic, reflecting steady discipline and integrity in his work.
12 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Computer Science, Bachelor's degree Computer Science at College of Computing at Georgia Tech
Bachelor's degree Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor's degree Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology
Associate of Science - AS Mechanical Engineering, Associate of Science - AS Mechanical Engineering at Georgia State University Perimeter College