About
I would like to think of myself as a technopreneur with a penchant for designing microprocessors and programming software.
My passion involves a lot of swimming and drowning at the hardware-software surface. I was a doctoral researcher and teaching assistant at the University of Cambridge, working on a hardware accelerator design. I really liked my work even if I do sometimes question it’s value.
Presently, I am employed by a government applied research institute, working in an area that is strange to me. I am having a lot of fun at the office as I get to interact with a host of interesting characters. People often question what I am doing there. The reason should be plenty obvious once you get to know me.
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