As an Embedded C Engineer II at ARi, I design and develop embedded software solutions for automotive and industrial clients, leveraging my skills in C, Linux, and microcontrollers. I work with a team of engineers to deliver high-quality and reliable products that meet the client's specifications and expectations.I am also a Master of Science student in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at The University of Texas at Dallas, where I enhance my knowledge and experience in embedded systems, firmware, RTOS, device drivers, VLSI, ASIC, and machine learning. I have completed several academic projects, such as implementing a TinyML speech and speaker recognition system on a TI microcontroller, and optimizing the computer architecture of a processor using Verilog and RTL. I have also published a paper on embedded application of Voice Controlled Wheelchair in the IJSRD Conference.I am passionate and curious about technology, and I constantly seek opportunities to learn and grow. I have completed multiple online courses and certifications on embedded software programming, microcontroller, and communication protocols. I have also gained international experience through an exclusive summer school program in Germany and Poland, where I studied electrical engineering and embedded systems.I am an effective communicator and a collaborative team player, who can convey complex technical concepts and work with diverse team members. I am motivated by challenges and driven by innovation, and I aim to make a significant impact in the embedded software industry.