
Clark Kim developed end-to-end support for the NXP PCA9422 Power Management IC within the Zephyr project’s nxp-upstream/zephyr repository, targeting the MIMXRT700 EVK (CM33 CPU0) platform. He designed and implemented a comprehensive driver stack in C, including MFD, charger, and regulator components, and integrated these with the device tree and build system using conditional compilation for CONFIG_MFD_PCA9422. Clark also created board-level PMIC instances and APIs to manage interrupts, ensuring compatibility with Zephyr’s upstream practices. His work demonstrated depth in embedded systems, device driver development, and hardware configuration, enabling robust power management and facilitating real hardware bring-up.

August 2025: Implemented end-to-end PMIC support for PCA9422 in the Zephyr tree, enabling robust power management on the NXP PCA9422 PMIC for the MIMXRT700 EVK (CM33 CPU0). Delivered driver stack (MFD, charger, regulator), board-level PMIC instance, and APIs to manage PMIC interrupts with conditional compilation under CONFIG_MFD_PCA9422, aligning with upstream Zephyr practices and build system integration.
August 2025: Implemented end-to-end PMIC support for PCA9422 in the Zephyr tree, enabling robust power management on the NXP PCA9422 PMIC for the MIMXRT700 EVK (CM33 CPU0). Delivered driver stack (MFD, charger, regulator), board-level PMIC instance, and APIs to manage PMIC interrupts with conditional compilation under CONFIG_MFD_PCA9422, aligning with upstream Zephyr practices and build system integration.
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