I am a hobbyist electronics + software developer and a tinkerer.
Graduating from Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, Bengaluru in Electrical Engineering, I currently focus on electronics design and product development, building industrial and defense systems.
As from my early days, I’ve been fascinated by glowing and sounding stuff, leading me to wonder about the intricate processes behind their creation, and ultimately, motivating me to tinker with and assemble many of them myself. My interests lie around Embedded Systems and Product Development, occasionally fascinated by RF and Quantum stuffs (yes, the Starlink, CERN and Stealth Aircrafts). Taking up an undergraduate course in Electrical Engineering, with the curiosity to explore engineering domains and go hands-on, during my first year I worked as a Hardware IoT intern with an AgriTech startup for devising agricultural sensors. Then, as a research intern at the Centre for Energy, IIT Guwahati and went on working with a bunch of startups in climate tech and battery systems domain, all-hands electronics!
I am interested working in an environment having a mix of research and implementation factor around ideas. Thoroughly enjoying this for 5+ years now, I am also an active member in online technical communities including Element14 Community where I involve in building theme projects, discussions and RoadTest programs. While I attempt to live by experimentation and curiosity, the idea is to be able to build systems and products if the world collapses down now, and for the future of technology. If you’re building anything around electronics, hardware systems, I am elated to strike a conversation. If you’ve read till here, thank you - I already respect you!
I write blogs related to technology and random musings here at Blogs Page!. Thoughts for me, a grain of salt for you and tomfoolery for someone else!
Info: I am compiling a list of go-to resources related to Electrical/Electronics for anyone to get started, learn and design EE_Resources_Chart_V0 (it’s in drafty stage and contributions are appreciated!)