Developed targeted tests to verify the latest CUDA APIs for Fast Dependent Launch and Granular Shared Memory Carveout features for Hopper and ADA GPU architectures.

Designed and developed device drivers for high bandwidth optical network devices using C++ in a multi-threaded real-time environment.

Projects completed :-

OTM-1200 device driver :

OTM-1200 is a 1.2 Tb/s OTN based Gen-4 optical tributary line module used in Infinera's DTN-X platform.

Developed OTM-1200 Data-Path driver modules that configured a series of proprietary & third party ASIC(s) to support multiplexing/de-multiplexing of various network payloads arriving at different bit rates. In addition, developed driver modules that handled alarm monitoring & reporting, system performance monitoring, fault management, network diagnostic features such as facility/terminal loopback, trail trace identifier & pseudo random bit sequence.

OXM-2 device driver :

OXM-2 is a 12 Tb/s non-blocking OTN based switching module used in Infinera's DTN-X platform. Developed OXM-2 driver modules responsible for configuring the embedded switching ASIC, upgrade/reload operations on FPGA(s), storage/retrieval of firmware and FDR data on flash storage devices, tuning of SerDes links, device health monitoring and alarm monitoring & reporting.

Designed and developed distributed network applications that operated across network topologies to safely stream, filter and notify critical system data to external users.

Projects completed :-

gRPC PM Telemetry :

gRPC is an open source remote procedure call system initially developed at Google.

Developed a reliable streaming module using gRPC, Nginx, protobuf and TCP sockets to timely capture system and network performance metrics across nodes and securely stream them every 3 seconds.

SysLog :

The SysLog feature, as defined by IETF RFC 5424, is intended towards supporting a standard based autonomous notification services, that is widely used in the industry. Developed a swift and autonomous notification system for critical system alarms and events across network topologies.