•As a Software Developer with a focus on firmware, I bring hands-on experience in security analysis and critical system enhancement. My primary role involves analyzing and addressing Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) within the HPE Superdome Flex platform, implementing necessary fixes, and ensuring security resilience in production environments. Through close collaboration with my team, I also contribute to resolving complex BIOS-related issues and advancing firmware functionality, primarily using C.•Have also focused on building models like LSTM for predicting critical server events beforehand.•Beyond firmware, I have diversified my technical portfolio through frontend development, contributing to a React-based project.

•Built an auto-encoder model that can identify significant spikes in the data set, trigger an alarm if they last longer than 60 seconds, and warn of the server's critical state.• LSTM algorithms were implemented to form a 80% accurate predictive model for evaluating server health and detecting serious problems.• To predict the time of failure, the models were then made to run on edge devices such as microprocessors and microcontrollers and were 75% accurate.

•A bot was developed to automate the management of authorization issues users have when trying to enter SAP using Automation Anywhere tool.• This program relieved administrators of at least 50% of the workload by taking away all the manual changes they had to make.

I was trained in using various tools in building full stack websites. I got experience working in the front-end and back-end roles.