Sahil Mirza

I collaborate closely with software engineers, pooling our expertise to conceptualize, develop, and rigorously test software applications spanning diverse industrial and commercial sectors.

Framework like WPF C# and MFC C++, alongside other cutting-edge technologies, I craft intuitive, secure, and scalable software solutions tailored to meet our clients' unique needs and expectations.

My role extends beyond mere implementation; I'm deeply committed to elevating software quality and performance. This involves continually refining our processes, adhering to industry best practices, and leveraging proven methodologies to ensure optimal outcomes.

Design, research, and project planning for a cutting-edge product adhering to SECS/GEM300 standards, implemented in C#.NET. Providing dedicated service to a US-based client, handling maintenance tasks and spearheading the creation of new features within a MFC C++ Windows Application framework. Throughout this endeavor, I've delved into intricate hardware interface programming, including motor control and various sensor integrations, alongside interfacing with third-party DLLs and .NET C# COM Objects.

My expertise extends to navigating diverse hardware interfaces in C/C++, such as WAGO, Device Net, Logosol driver, Pneumatic systems, and LDCN card integration. Continuously engaged in refining software solutions tailored for semiconductor manufacturing equipment, ensuring seamless operation and efficiency.

Collaborating closely with project managers, developers, quality assurance teams, and clients, I've played a pivotal role in resolving intricate technical challenges, fostering smooth project progression and client satisfaction.

Engaged in enhancing an API library crafted in C# .NET, focusing on refining its functionality, addressing bugs, and implementing improvements.

Responsible for designing an API library tailored for existing products, specifically geared towards SECS/GEM protocol integration for Host applications within the C# .NET Framework 4.5 environment.

Engaged in developing a C++ Windows application within the .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR) environment.

Responsible for crafting an API library designed to seamlessly integrate existing products with the SECS/GEM protocol for equipment applications. This involves writing C++ code compatible with both Windows 7, 10, and Linux Ubuntu environments.

• Handled scripting tasks for debugging and automation using visual studio IDE.
• Wrote technical documentation for new software in development.