Ø Certified Scrum Master with total 3 years of experience in facilitating Agile scrum ceremonies and removing impediments.
Ø Over 9 years of experience in Software Development
Ø Almost 3 years of experience in C++ development as Lead Programmer.
Ø Total 4 years 4 months of experience in C/C++ developer in Ethernet Telecom domaine.
Ø Total 10 months experience in Embedded C Developer in CAN, Flex ray protocols.
Ø Handled a scrum team of 8 members.
Ø Experience in Requirements gathering, categorize and prioritize the client requirements, Analyzing and understanding the software requirements documents.
Ø Expertise in handling the field level customer issues at different levels.
Ø Helped offshore team in all possible means to achieve good quality of the product
Ø Good understanding of algorithms and data structures and Object-oriented designs.
Ø Documented basic business problems and technical work processes followed during work activities, Enhanced & maintained Software/Application Development & Architecture.
Project 1 :
Title : DLV-V
Client: MBRDI
Role: Team Lead
Duration : May 2018 – Jan 2019
Technologies : C++, Gtest, Gcovr, Valgrind, CPPcheck, KWStyle, CMake
Data Logging and Visualization – Verification is to do Quality Management of Data Logging and Visualization system a tool developed by MBRDI based on ADTF based Management system. For the tool we did Static code analysis using CPPCheck tool, Dynamic code analysis using Valgrind tool, Coding guidelines using KWStyle tool, Code coverage using Gcovr tool, Unit & functional testing using Gtest tool integrated to CMAKE build system. White box testing is done in C++ Gtest with mocking/ stubbing of 3rd party tools/ libraries like ADTF, QT whenever required.
Responsibilities:
· Lead a team of 4 members.
· Requirement gathering from client.
· Review meeting with clients.
· wrote Functional test cases for complicated modules and scripts for reports.· Developed 3rdparty stubbing module for white box testing.
· Closing Document Preparation.
Project 2 :
Title : HDMap Simulation tool
Client: MBRDI
Role: Team Lead Cum Scrum Master
Duration : March 2019 – Dec 2021
Technologies : C++, QT
HDMap Sim is a QT based GUI tool to create your maps according to Open Drive standards and also we can have required sensor calibrations for the designed path.
Responsibilities:
· Lead a team of 8 members.
· Requirement gathering from client.
· Bug fixing and developed new features acc to Client requirement.
· Tracking and identifying bugs and possible loopholes in the software, both in functional as well as performance domains. Debugging the software & preparing it for release to the end user.
· Review meetings client.
Project 3 :
Title : My Route
Client: MBRDI
Role: Team Lead Cum Scrum Master
Duration : April 2019 – Oct 2021
Technologies : Python, SLAM
Triparted research collaboration of MBRDI, NAvajna Technologies and IIIT Ahmadabad.
Build High definition Map for the autonomous vehicles using low resolution sensors in an urban environment
Responsibilities:
Project 4 :
Title : Web Application
Client: Navajna Technologies
Role: Scrum Master
Duration : Dec 2021 – March 2022
Project 3 :
Title : EOS
Duration : Jan 2014 – July 2017
Technologies : C++, Code Wright, Clear case, Ethereal, Putty,, SNMP browser, IXIA
EDN 312/612 product families are the SoC solutions on the ARM processor. EDN312/612 is a small cost-efficient 12-port IP DSLAM especially designed for the Ethernet DSL Access (EDA) solution. EDN312/612 aggregates 12 ADSL/VDSL lines to one 100 Mbps Ethernet and offers aggregation both as bridge mode or routed encapsulation mode. EDN312 includes ADSL2 facilities and has a built-in POTS or ISDN filter, offering a unique solution to the operator for inexpensive deployment of ADSL/VDSL from large high-density sites to small remote areas with low subscriber density.
EDN312 offers 12 ADSL downlink ports, each supporting asymmetrical up to 13.4 Mbps downstream and 1.6 Mbps upstream as well as symmetrical up to 3.5 Mbps. EDN612 offers 12 VDSL downlink ports, each supporting 100 Mbit/s simultaneously in both the upstream and downstream directions.
Responsibilities:
● Helped offshore team in all possible means to achieve good quality of the product.
● Worked as Quality node responsible for one year and maintained project success result rate more than 99% always.
● Improved ARP proxy and IGMP Proxy performance.
Project 4 :
Title : Implementation of CAN Drivers for HCS12XDP512 microcontroller
Duration : Sep 2011 – May 2012
Technologies : Freescale code warrior IDE, Vector CANoe, CAPL, P-Spice
CAN protocol is implemented to transmit and receive the messages using HCS12XDP512 Microcontroller and this is tested with the help of the Simple open loop brushed DC motor controller, by sending the motor controller data from one microcontroller to other. Also, this communicated data on CAN bus is viewed on Vector CANoe panel with the help of the CAPL
Project 5 :
Title : FLEX RAY diagnostic for INCYCLE CONTROL (wheel Position).
Duration : Jan 2011 – April 2011
Technologies : Vector Canoe, CAPL, FIBEX, code warrior IDE, MC9S12XF512
To alert the driver when there is any irregular alignment of wheels using steer-by-wire technology. For the communication purposes the Flex ray protocol is used and the communicated data through the protocol is viewed with the help of CANoe, CAPL and FIBEX.
§ Languages: C, C, Embedded C
§ Scripting: Shell, Python, Perl
§ Tools and Frame Works: QT, KWStyle, Gtest, Valgrind, Gcovr, Clear Case, Code Wright, Ethereal/Wire shark, Putty, SNMP browser tool, IXIA, Vector CANoe, CAPL, MULTISIM, etc
§ Protocols: IGMP, ARP, DHCP, CAN, Flexray, LIN ARP proxy, IGMP snooping
§ Compilers: GCC
§ Building System: CMake, Make
Windows, Ubuntu
Ø Certified Scrum Master (CSM), from Scrum Alliance, 2024.
Ø Google Project Management Certificate, from Google Coursera, 2024.
Ø Certification in “Embedded System Design and Wireless Protocols using Motorola 16-bit MCU (HCS-12)” from TIFAC – CORE, India in 2010.
Ø Certification in “Soft Computing and Image Processing” from TIFAC-CORE, India in 2011.
IEEE International Conference on Robotic Computing (IRC) · Dec 24, 2020
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/9287930