Windows Snapdragon Compute team contributing towards the successful commercialization of the 8998, 850 and SC8180x product lines. Windows driver development, UEFI, ACPI, hardware board bring-up, debugging SOC platform issues.

2022 — NowMicrosoftSenior Software Engineer

2022 — Now

San Francisco Bay Area

2020 — 2021MicrosoftSoftware Engineer 2

2020 — 2021

San Francisco Bay Area

2019 — 2019MicrosoftSoftware Engineer

2019 — 2019

San Francisco Bay Area

2017 — 2019QualcommSoftware Engineer

2017 — 2019

Greater San Diego Area

Part of the Windows Platform team working on the latest ARM Compute SC8180x chipset:

Windows Drivers Development

Debugging stability and performance issues

ACPI, UEFI

Board bring-up

Debugger tools: Trace32, Windbg

Agile and Scrum methodology

2014 — 2017Carnegie Mellon UniversityTeaching Assistant

2014 — 2017

Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA 15283

Teaching Assistant for Mechatronic Design (18-540) January - May 2017

Teaching Assistant for Analog Circuits and Devices (18-220) January 2016 - May 2017

Grader for Signals and Systems (18-290) January – December 2015

Supplemental Instructor for Physics I January – May 2016

EXCEL Leader for Physics II August 2014 – May 2016

Assumed a leadership position providing academic assistance to groups of 70 students

Mentor for other Supplemental Instructors/EXCEL Leaders

Education

Carnegie Mellon University

Master's degree

Carnegie Mellon University

Bachelor of Engineering (BE)

Carnegie Mellon University

Experience+

Education

Master's degree

Bachelor of Engineering (BE)

Bachelor's degree