As a Silicon Design Engineer at AMD, I specialize in firmware development and feature enablement for the Infinity Fabric interconnects across many AMD products. I am responsible for the design, documentation, unit testing, and debugging, providing pre and post-silicon support. Prior to this, I gained valuable experience as a Software Engineer Intern at AMD where I worked to enhance python-based tools and develop initialization firmware infrastructure that helped in the processing of complex data. In addition, I provided virtual instruction and conceptual electrical engineering aid as a Lab Assistant for the course EECS 16A: Designing Information Systems and Devices I at UC Berkeley.I graduated from UC Berkeley with a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, where I worked on various academic projects that allowed me to develop a strong foundation in the field. Through these projects, I gained practical experience and developed my skills in areas such as digital design, signal processing, and programming. My time at UC Berkeley has prepared me well for my career, and I am excited to continue to learn and grow in this dynamic field.