SOFTWARE ENGINEERING / EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
I’m Luan Phan. I explore how software works beneath the surface, from Linux kernels to microcontrollers navigating the real world.
01 / SELECTED WORK
Academic projects at the intersection
of software and physical systems.
Bringing sensing, decision-making, and movement together on an NXP microcontroller.
Configured an Ubuntu virtual machine, then compiled and installed a Linux kernel to explore the operating system from the inside.
Implemented a producer-consumer kernel module using threads and semaphores, then explored virtual memory by traversing page tables.
02 / THE FOUNDATION
My computer science studies at Arizona State University span algorithms, data structures, and operating systems. I’m interested in software engineering and embedded systems, especially where code meets hardware.
Read my resumeEDUCATION
Computer Science · B.S. in Engineering studies
3.63 GPA · Tempe, ArizonaC / C++, Java, Python, MIPS Assembly, x86 Assembly, MATLAB
Linux, kernel threads, semaphores, virtual memory, NXP KL46Z, I²C, color and ultrasonic sensors
Data Structures & Algorithms, Operating Systems, Theoretical Computer Science, Object-Oriented Programming, Assembly Language
03 / GET IN TOUCH
Interested in my work? I’d love to talk about
software engineering and embedded systems.