Embedded software engineer

I enjoy spending my free time watching movies and listening to songs from different genres and cultures. I find this relaxing and entertaining, as well as a way to learn about different perspectives and stories. I am also passionate about learning new technologies and keeping myself updated with the latest trends and innovations in the field. I believe this shows my curiosity and willingness to improve my skills and knowledge.

Globallogic \r\n\r\nIn my role, I worked extensively with the C++ codebase using the Bazel build system. I was responsible for resolving bugs and adding test cases as per client requirements. This involved a significant amount of client interaction, particularly with BMW, to ensure their needs were met. \r\n\r\nCarrier \r\n\r\nIn my role, I successfully ported furnace communication codebase from RS485 to PLC. I developed Python code to simulate various hardware devices for data reading, which was later used by the production team and other companies for hardware simulation. I also ported FreeRTOS code to Linux, which runs on x86 Linux or ARM, using CMAKE for compilation. \r\n\r\nPathansitu \r\n\r\nIn my work, I utilized technologies such as Keil C++11, STM32F207ZG, and STM32F072 for controlling stepper motors on SPI (Powerstep01) and magnetic position sensors on i2c (AS5600). Additionally, I used the same tools to control induction motors, manage temperature, measure current, display data on an i2c display, and control operations using push buttons. \r\n