Embarking on a tech odyssey! 🚀 Currently charting the realms of networking at the platform team in Arista, after navigating the dynamic universe at Qualcomm.
My journey commenced in the Linux Kernel APPS stability for Snapdragon IOT chipsets—think wearables, smartwatches, and smart cameras. Crafted two slick Windows apps, automating parsing and earning a Qualstar along the way.
Accelerating into the fast lane, I joined the Automotive development team, conquering global Linux USB Subsystem dev work, mastering the latest board bring-ups, and unleashing features like a tech superhero.
Then? At the helm of the AR/VR Reference R&D team, I orchestrate Linux drivers for Power and sculpt features for the AR/VR glasses experience. Noteworthy mention? I've written the IPD (Interpupillary Distance) driver from scratch for XR chips at Qualcomm, proudly leading as the sole Software lead from India. The tech adventure continues! 🕶️
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