Qiming Chu

Intern

• One Student One Chip Training: Developed a RISC-V processor using Chisel, supporting RV32I instruction set and partial interrupt exceptions. Implemented peripheral access through AXI-Lite bus including UART and RTC clock. Successfully ran Coremark, Microbench test programs and Mario game. Implemented context switching on abstract-machine layer and enabled RT-Thread startup

Teaching Assistant

• Teaching Assistant Duties:Responsible for online Q&A, interviews, and student progress tracking
• D1S Board Porting: Led the RISC-V software porting to custom d1s board. Ported OpenWRT-based Linux and abstract-machine from NJU-ProjectN. Added drivers for UART, SPI, GPIO, etc. Adapted abstract-machine compatibility layer for the board. Successfully ran test programs from am-kernels and fceux-am emulator, enabling NES games like Mario Kart on the board

Contributor

• Active participant in Chisel community discussions and issue resolution
• Submitted multiple Pull Requests to update outdated documentation, fix functional issues and dependency version compatibility
• Contributed to various Chisel-related projects including riscv-mini and ysyxSoC resolving dependency update issues

Contributor

• Contributed multiple Pull Requests, adding macOS installation documentation and developing related installation scripts (brew, meson, shell). Packaged GTKWave macOS Application Bundle for one-click installation

Member

• Maintained and updated commonly used development packages in nixpkgs, ensuring cross-platform compatibility. Added new packages and maintained regular updates