Arman Isajanyan

I've built performance-critical C/C++ software across embedded systems, FPGA applications, game development, and low-latency infrastructure.

At EPAM Systems, I develop embedded software for XMC4700 microcontrollers and simulator applications, with a focus on real-time performance and hardware-level integration. I also designed an MQTT communication layer in Zephyr RTOS and have worked on CI/CD workflows across AWS and Microsoft Azure.

Previously at AMD, I optimized FPGA-based C++ applications for high-performance, low-latency systems, debugging multithreading issues and improving throughput through profiling. At EagleEyesGames and Uzelki, I built gameplay systems, UI, interactive mini-games, and player controls using Unreal Engine, Unity, C++, C#, and Blueprints.

My personal work includes a cross-platform Vulkan 3D engine, a C++20 ultra-low-latency market data and execution engine, and a Go blockchain prototype with SQLite persistence and P2P networking. I enjoy solving hardware-adjacent problems involving memory management, concurrency, debugging, graphics, and deterministic performance.