Embedded Software Engineer
Radcom · Bucharest, Romania
My work runs on the devices behind public parking payment management and public transport ticketing — equipment in daily service in cities across the country.
Andrei Cojocaru
Embedded Software Engineer PCB Design Enthusiast
Master’s Degree
Complex Signal Processing in Multimedia Applications
Real-time digital signal processing for audio and video, advanced orthogonal transforms, image analysis and machine learning applied to complex signals.
Systems Engineering · Faculty of Automatic Control and Computers
National University of Science and Technology POLITEHNICA Bucharest
Bachelor’s Degree
Automatic Control and Applied Informatics
Control systems, signals, electronics and the software that ties them to real hardware.
Systems Engineering · Faculty of Automatic Control and Computers
National University of Science and Technology POLITEHNICA Bucharest
BRAHMA
A high-fidelity streaming amplifier, designed from the silicon up.
Streamer, DAC, DSP and power amplifier in one box. An ARM compute module running embedded Linux feeds a Class-D stage through a programmable DSP — parametric EQ and active crossovers — with every input a living room asks for: optical, coaxial, HDMI ARC with CEC, USB audio, aptX Bluetooth, AirPlay and Spotify Connect.
- Amplification
- TAS3251 Class-D
2 × 175 W into 4 Ω - Platform
- Embedded Linux
Programmable DSP - Hardware
- Schematic & PCB in KiCad
Case & structure in FreeCAD
Internet of Things
Devices built from scratch for everyday use.
Much of my time has gone into designing and building IoT devices from the ground up to solve everyday needs — smart-home devices and the automations that tie them together. Each one runs on whatever fits the job: a Raspberry Pi where a full Linux system earns its place, ESP8266 and ESP32 modules for Wi‑Fi nodes, and plain microcontrollers wherever a device doesn’t need to be online at all.
- Purpose
- Smart-home devices
Everyday automation - Connected
- Raspberry Pi
ESP8266 · ESP32 - Standalone
- Microcontrollers where
Wi‑Fi isn’t needed
More to come