Mohammed Gamal Morsy

Working on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Guest support on various hypervisors

* Developing a system services framework for automotive vision systems on Texas Instruments DaVinci-based SoCs * The framework provides abstractions for multi-threading, Inter-process communication, Multi-processor communication, video input/output ... etc. * Technologies: C/C++, ARM assembly, SYS/BIOS, TI Code Composer.

* 3GPP LTE Protocol Stack Development and Testing * Also handled CCB (Code Change Board) responsibility for LTE Control Plane code base. * Technologies: GNU C/C++, MINGW32, Eclipse, ClearQuest, ClearCase

* 3GPP LTE Protocol Stack development and testing Technologies: GNU C/C++, MINGW32, Eclipse, Subversion, Bugzilla.

* Offshore software developer for Amplidata, a Belgian start-up specializing in large-scale distributed storage solutions for data centers and clouds. * Extensively used Python, C++, and TokyoCabinet during the course of system development. In addition to unit testing frameworks such as PyUnit and GoogleTest * Technologies Used: GNU C/C++, Python, GNU Autotools, SCons, GoogleTest, PyUnit, TokyoCabinet, Hudson CI, SVN, Mercurial,

* Mentoring Organization: Linux Foundation * Improved KVM Real Mode Support for Intel Hosts. * The project involved modifying the KVM drivers to detect and trap invalid guest machine states and use software emulation of machine instructions until guest machine state is valid. In addition, support for many missing machine instructions were added to KVM's x86 emulator. * Technologies Used: GNU C, x86 assembly, Linux Kernel, KVM, QEMU, Git

Software Engineering Intern at Intel Platform Definition Center * Worked with a team on an experimental Linux-based set-top box project running on a modified version of MythTV, an open source media center application. * Responsibilities included development and testing of several software components of the system, from MythTV's plug-ins to kernel drivers. * Technologies Used: GNU C/C++, GNU Autotools, Qt, MythTV, SVN