I'm an embedded firmware engineer and an MS student in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Northeastern University, concentrating in Computer Systems and Software. Most of my work lives where code meets circuits: C and Python on microcontrollers, sensors on I²C, SPI and UART, and debugging with JTAG, oscilloscopes and logic analyzers.
Before Boston, I studied Electronics Engineering at Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering and Management in Nagpur. In a four-person research team I wrote the STM32 firmware for a solar-powered UV-tracking wearable that became a Springer publication. At MaprGo I built IoT devices whose firmware improved sensor accuracy by 25% and energy efficiency by 30%. I'm also a named inventor on two patents.
At Northeastern I've pushed CUDA kernels to a 920× speedup, published an open-source hardware-testing library on PyPI, and I now mentor undergraduates as a graduate TA in the embedded systems lab.