I'm Aaron Knobloch and I have a passion for making things; from songwriting to software. I currently work at Google, where I've had the pleasure to work on a lot of interesting tech. I'm currently exploring generative AI in the context of developer productivity and tooling. In addition to the exploratory work, I am also leading an effort to bring RISC-V to Android, and play a crucial role in supporting Fuchsia, a production-grade operating system. It's hard to summarize my career in a single paragraph, but those are the current highlights!

I'm a remote worker, former digital nomad, and still an avid traveler. You can read about those in the blog section. I love learning and sharing, and when I'm not building scalable and reliable systems at work, you can usually find me tinkering with something new at my house. Outside of software and technology, some of my favorite hobbies are painting, cycling and playing guitar. I currently call Denver my home, and have started picking up snowboarding and skateboarding again.

If you want to chat, the best way is through LinkedIn or email.

Formal Accomplishments

  • Multiple executive awards for my work in bringing RISC-V to Android.
  • Multiple peer-nominated and formal accolades for my contributions towards the development of Fuchsia, a next-gen operating system.
  • Numerous awards at Home Depot for my work in replatforming, improving and optimizing the domestic and international supply chain allocation systems.
  • Awarded 1st Place in a national undergraduate research competition for my work in virtual and augmented reality systems. This accomplishment was featured in local papers, and received personal recognition by both the President and Dean.
  • Placed 2nd in the CCSC Central Plains national programming competition. This competition was hosted by Missouri Western State University and consisted of 28 teams representing 14 colleges and universities across the country.
  • President's and Dean's list recipient, graduating Summa Cum Laude with a 4.0 GPA in my field. Nominated to give the graduation commencement address.
  • President of the ACM Upsilon Pi Epsilon computer science honor society.
  • Gold and Silver Key winner for my photography submissions in the 2011 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards hosted by Georgia State University.