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Ruslan Kozlov has extensive work experience in the field of engineering. Ruslan started their career as a Senior Electronic Engineer at OKTB OMEGA in 2011, where they worked until 2016. Ruslan then joined Intellect Telecom as a Software Engineer, focusing on developing a test system for LTE Base Station. In 2016, they moved to OAO NPK SPP, where they served as a Technical Lead Engineer, responsible for developing FPGA firmware for Streaming Video Recorder Devices. In 2017, Ruslan worked as a Researcher at the Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute, specializing in the design and implementation of Automatic Control algorithms in FPGA. Ruslan also contributed to the development of 4K definition Endoscopy Systems. Since 2019, Ruslan has been working at SK hynix memory solutions Eastern Europe as a Design Verification Engineer. Here, they have been involved in various tasks, including code writing, block-level verification, and the development of Verification IPs. Ruslan has also worked with PCIe VIP by Synopsys and collaborated with the Design Team to debug functional test cases. Ruslan's most recent position is at FortifyIQ, where they hold the role of Design Verification Engineer.

Ruslan Kozlov obtained their Master's degree in Radio Engineering (210400) from Novgorod State University named after Yaroslav-the-Wise (NovSU) between 2007 and 2012. In addition to their formal education, they have acquired various certifications, including "Questa Clock Domain Crossing" and "SystemVerilog OOP and IPC" from Siemens in May 2020, "SystemVerilog Randomization and Functional Coverage" and "SystemVerilog UVM" from Siemens in April 2020, "UVM Intermediate - Register Layer" from Siemens in April 2020, "Programming in C ++" from the Computer Science Center in October 2016, "Low-Power System Design with Atmel Microcontrollers, Wireless and Touch Solutions" from Atmel Corporation in July 2013, and "Low Level Programming of Microcontroller Embedded" from Poland, Technical University of Lodz, Autocad authorized training center in July 2011.