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About Me

I am an Embedded Software Developer

Over the years, technology has revolutionized our world. Advances in compute technology have transformed our lives, having unlocked unprecedented possibilities. Technology empowers people and changes the lives of thousands. I am driven by the desire to develop technologies that have the potential to make a significant impact on countless lives.

As a Software Engineer at Arm, I contribute to the cutting-edge Client Software Engineering team, where I develop reference software stacks for Arm Client Reference Platforms, spanning from low-level firmware to the Linux kernel. My work bridges high-level software with hardware, integrating components like Trusted Firmware-A, System Control Processor Firmware (SCP), and the Linux Kernel to deliver robust solutions for mobile platforms.

Previously, as an Embedded Software Engineer at Qualcomm, I specialized in firmware development for Qualcomm’s diverse range of V&M and Wearables chipsets. I crafted embedded middleware and Board Support Packages (BSP) in resource-constrained, multi-processor environments, demonstrating expertise in debugging and optimizing systems across multiple firmware layers.

Additionally, I hold honorary positions at Anna University, serving on the Board of Studies (BoS) and Syllabus Sub-Committee for Electronics and Communication Engineering. These roles involve shaping academic regulations, curricula, and undergraduate syllabi, contributing to the advancement of engineering education. Actively participated in shaping up Regulation 2023 curriculum for Electronics and Communication bachelor’s course in the university.