Akash Thorat Email & Phone Number

As a Junior Software Developer at Xrda3 Technology, I've been instrumental in advancing automotive HMI and IVI systems. My educational journey culminated with a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology from Shivaji University, where I honed the skills necessary for my role today. With a strong command of QT, QML, and Unreal Engine, I've enhanced user experiences and system functionality, embracing the latest in Internet of Vehicles (IoV) and Android development.Our team has successfully ported critical cataract surgery software, showcasing our adaptability and technical proficiency. This role leverages my comprehensive training from CoreCode Programming Academy and my Bachelor's degree, allowing me to contribute significantly to our ambitious projects. Driven by innovation and collaboration, I aim to continue developing cutting-edge solutions that address real-world challenges, while prioritizing stability and user engagement.My technical skills include C programming, C++ programming, Qt, QML, data structures, Android Programming, communication protocols, Raspberry Pi, Git, and the Win32 SDK with C and C++ languages.

• Junior Software Developer

  Xrda3 Technology Private Limited

  Nov 2023 - Present

  Automotive Instrument Cluster HMI Development: Played a significant role in developing advanced Human-Machine Interface (HMI) for automotive instrument clusters using Qt. Enhanced functionality and user experience through innovative design and efficient coding practices, including robust C++ backend development to ensure smooth operation and integration with hardware components.Automotive In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) Development (AOSP Based): Contributed to the development of 3D HMI using Unreal Engine, enhancing the visual and interactive aspects of interfaces. Additionally, created a custom launcher app to replace the original AOSP launcher, improving system usability and customization. Utilized C++ for backend services to manage communication between the HMI and underlying system services.Cataract Surgery Software Porting: Successfully ported cataract surgery software from an Olimax board to a Raspberry Pi. Ensured seamless compatibility by utilizing GPIO, UART, I2S, and I2C protocols, and employed C, C++, and Qt for development. Enhanced performance and functionality while maintaining system stability. Developed a robust C++ backend to handle real-time data processing and interface with medical instruments.