Ever since I joined "Electronics and communication" engineering, I wanted to become a Hardware electronics engineer. I still remember sitting in front of computer finding it not interesting to write even a simple program. As soon as entering into electronics lab it was almost magic, being able to make simple circuits on my own. Throughout my college days, I latched on to any ideas for projects I could get moving from simple "Electronic stethoscope" all the way to "Electromagnetic Pulse gun" with some projects in between.This passion carried me through my engineering to become a Hardware engineer. Here there are more resources available to me than I could ever imagine as a student. I started learning Analog Electronics, System design, and more new engineering concepts all with pretty much the same fascination that drove me as a student. And it was here that I truly learned how much there was yet to learn.So, now in the industry, this passion remains with me. There's certainly yet more to learn, yet more problems to solve, and yet more to build. And for this, I am very grateful.Specialties: Analog circuit design, Analog system design, Digital circuit and system design, Power supply design, SoCs, High speed design, RF design, IoT, Camera controllers and recorders.