Rafael Libertini

Led the reverse engineering of CAN and NMEA 2000 communication protocols between Raymarine MFD displays and proprietary control modules Headed hardware selection and full system deployment, including OS setup and configuration on the target SBC. Customized and compiled an embedded Linux driver for the CAN interface chip and created a flashable system image for client replication. Developed embedded control and management software, integrating seamlessly with the graphical user interface and TCP/IP communication layer. Collaborated with a cross-functional team of engineers and designers to develop and deliver the product, which was successfully tested, presented at the São Paulo Boat Show, and scheduled for exhibition at METSTRADE in the Netherlands.

Managed IT infrastructure for a company of 20 employees and other clients Led high-end home and yacht automation projects, including system integration, security, and network management. Designed and deployed IT and CCTV infrastructures tailored to client needs, ensuring robust connectivity and system reliability. Applied strong communication and problem-solving skills to deliver efficient, client-oriented technical solutions.

Participação direta na implementação de software embarcado, fabricação de PCBs, projeto de Hardware e Projeto 3D. Colaboração com o Hub de Inovação da faculdade para desenvolver hardware para auxiliar em procedimentos de biópsia.