• Launched this startup to make enterprise software (CRM & ERP) Easy & Affordable for small businesses (MSMEs)• Designed & developed a unique structure combining enterprise tools with B2B platform• Pursued MVP / Lean model to start generating revenue within the first month of launch of operations• Raised funds from investors based in India, US, UK, UAE• Scaled sales to establish Biziverse as India's most popular CRM software with 15,000+ paid subscribers

• Developed, launched, and managed several enterprise software products.• Promoted "ActPlease" customer support ticketing software, with several reputed customers ranging from Apollo Hospitals Ltd. to National Institute of Fashion Technology (all Indian campuses)• Transformed our "Genie ERP" offering from server-based to model, overseeing its customer base expansion 5X in two years.• Introduced the company in the areas of mobile- and cloud-focused technologies.

As a part of the Chromium OS Core Team, we work on enabling the Chromium Operating System on Qualcomm's Snapdragon processors. We work on a very wide range of tasks - ranging from low-level work such as optimizing libraries, using compilers efficiently, understanding and best utilizing resources to come up with the best performance v/s power trade-offs, to mid-level work such as writing, enabling and optimizing drivers and various features of the chipsets (such as graphics, network… Show more As a part of the Chromium OS Core Team, we work on enabling the Chromium Operating System on Qualcomm's Snapdragon processors. We work on a very wide range of tasks - ranging from low-level work such as optimizing libraries, using compilers efficiently, understanding and best utilizing resources to come up with the best performance v/s power trade-offs, to mid-level work such as writing, enabling and optimizing drivers and various features of the chipsets (such as graphics, network connectivity, location services, etc.), enabling and optimizing different kinds of build systems, etc. as well as higher-level work such as setting up better systems, automation, efficient developer workflows and such. The versatility and abilities to learn new things quickly and partner effectively, required for excelling in our team are what make my job incredibly exciting and educating. Show less

My team's goal was to enable Linux OS on some of Qualcomm's modem processor-based chips. We brought together the work of teams focusing on a wide range of tech areas involved in the making of the chips; looking at the project as a whole, we then worked to ensure efficient time and memory consumption. I helped various tech teams with any build issues they faced and helped them integrate their work into the product. I led efforts for optimizing boot-up times and enabling as well as enforcing… Show more My team's goal was to enable Linux OS on some of Qualcomm's modem processor-based chips. We brought together the work of teams focusing on a wide range of tech areas involved in the making of the chips; looking at the project as a whole, we then worked to ensure efficient time and memory consumption. I helped various tech teams with any build issues they faced and helped them integrate their work into the product. I led efforts for optimizing boot-up times and enabling as well as enforcing systems for static analysis on the code base. I also mentored three amazingly enthusiastic freshmen interns as they built a Git repository visualization tool in Summer 2013. Show less

The U2Q board is a group of ~15 new grad hires at Qualcomm that organizes events for the new grad population (of ~1300+ new grad employees) at Qualcomm. Our goal is to help new grad hires transition smoothly from college life into the “real world”, learn about the culture and opportunities at Qualcomm, integrate into the family, and broaden their horizons within the company. We try to facilitate that by offering a wide variety of social, professional/educational as well as work-life balance… Show more The U2Q board is a group of ~15 new grad hires at Qualcomm that organizes events for the new grad population (of ~1300+ new grad employees) at Qualcomm. Our goal is to help new grad hires transition smoothly from college life into the “real world”, learn about the culture and opportunities at Qualcomm, integrate into the family, and broaden their horizons within the company. We try to facilitate that by offering a wide variety of social, professional/educational as well as work-life balance related events.I led the Learn@Work subgroup (focused on organizing events where U2Qers learn something that they can apply at work) and the Life subgroup (focused on organizing events where U2Qers learn something they can apply in their lives beyond work).I organized several Learn@Work events, including Talent Journey events where Qualcomm's executive speakers like:- Dr. Irwin Jacobs (Founder and CEO Emeritus)- Steve Mollenkopf (CEO)- Dr. Paul Jacobs (Executive Chairman and former CEO)- Dr. Murthy Renduchintala (Executive VP and co-President)- Matt Grob (Executive VP and CTO)- Mrs. Peggy Johnson (Executive VP and President of Global Market & Development)interacted with the U2Q population.And as a part of the U2Q Life subgroup, we also organized a bunch of informative events such as educational sessions about Taxes, Stock, Finanace, etc. Show less

I led the initiative of organizing ECE Pulse, which became the annual technical conference of the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at UIUC. To learn more about the event, please visit: http://pulse.ece.illinois.edu

Representing Qualcomm on campus, I help host events for Qualcomm at UIUC and help the company get in touch with students on campus and vice versa.

I led a team of around 20 students to organize events that helped engineering students at UIUC improve their professional skills. One of the most important events we organized was IEEE S-PAC (Student - Professional Awareness Conference) 2012 where we invited speakers to tell students more about several career options after undergraduate studies in engineering. Dr. Gordon Day, President of IEEE (worldwide) was our guest at the conference. Besides hosting and attending conferences, we… Show more I led a team of around 20 students to organize events that helped engineering students at UIUC improve their professional skills. One of the most important events we organized was IEEE S-PAC (Student - Professional Awareness Conference) 2012 where we invited speakers to tell students more about several career options after undergraduate studies in engineering. Dr. Gordon Day, President of IEEE (worldwide) was our guest at the conference. Besides hosting and attending conferences, we organized educational events such as field trips and research talks that increased interaction between students and professors outside of classroom. We also helped establish relations between students and leading engineering companies by hosting corporate events such as info sessions and tech talks on campus. Show less

As a TA for ECE 411 (Computer Architecture), the senior design course for Computer Engineers at UIUC, I helped students design single-cycled, multi-cycled and pipelined processors and helped clarify their doubts about various concepts taught in the class.

I assisted Prof. Rakesh Kumar with his research in the field of Computer Architecture.

I serve as a link between all professors and all class assistants working in the Calculus and Mathematica section of the Department of Mathematics at UIUC.I also worked as the Class Assistant for Differential Equations and Linear Algebra.

I helped a section of around 50 students understand important concepts of Differential Equations using modeling tools like Mathematica.

I worked on the Android Boot Team, where I developed a Linux driver for serving Android phones.Q-Move - Qualcomm Intern Idea Quest ProjectI led a team of eight interns to develop an automated, interactive, tracking and routing system, Q-Move, as a part of Qualcomm's Intern Idea Quest. My idea got selected as one of the top five ideas for the competition.

I led the team to create "Cute", India's indigenous and most compact test equipment for bare Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs), as a part of my first year summer internship.