I'm a graduate student at North Carolina State University, MS in Computer Engineering. My passion lies in the fields of Computer Architecture and VLSI, where I have gained significant experience through both academic and professional endeavors.With a strong foundation in low-power digital logic design, I have honed my skills as an IP Design Engineer at Qualcomm. Over three years, I played a pivotal role in designing and implementing ARM M-class CPU IPs, contributing to the RTL implementation of IPs for various low-power SoCs. My work includes delivering high-quality RTL designs through various quality checks like Lint, CDC etc., Involved in architecture phase of upgrading processor. I've also designed a scalable memory modules.My academic journey has been enriched by coursework in Computer Architecture, Digital Circuits, and VLSI Systems. I am now eager to leverage my experience and passion for Computer Architecture and VLSI in a challenging internship role, where I can contribute to innovative projects and continue to grow as an engineer.