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Alexey Eskenazi

Software Architect · Lead Developer · Complex Systems Engineer

Software architect and lead developer with 25+ years of experience in software engineering, project management, and complex systems architecture, including airborne and shore-based marine navigation systems.

I work across system architecture, hands-on software development, requirements, technical leadership, and the software delivery lifecycle. I also build open-source projects exploring computer history and software preservation.

Featured project

An open-source, browser-based PDP-11/70 environment for exploring historical computing. Boot classic operating systems and software, work with saved machine states, and share reproducible starting points—all through an interactive interface inspired by the original hardware.

Professional background

My professional experience includes software architecture and technical leadership for complex marine navigation products, as well as earlier work on embedded control and satellite communication systems.

For my detailed career history, technical skills, patents, education, and additional project information, see the full professional profile or download the CV as PDF.

Areas of interest

Software architecture · Complex systems · Embedded software · Emulation · Computer history · Open source

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