I am currently working as an Engineer at Tenstorrent, focusing on RISC-V hardware design and verification. I completed my undergraduate in Electrical Engineering with a minor in Computing at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras, India. My interests broadly encompass the fields of Hardware Accelerators, Computer Architecture, Hardware-Software Co-design, FPGA and ASIC Architecture, RISC-V, and VLSI design. I worked as a Student Developer for the Google Summer of Code 2021 program, where I focused on Digital Design and FPGAs, creating virtual FPGA labs using Makerchip. Additionally, I worked on providing a harness-based framework for Rapid FPGA Hardware Prototyping and support for Cloud FPGAs. I also did a research internship at the Georgia Institute of Technology, working on enabling Approximate Computing on Graph Neural Networks. Furthermore, I gained industry experience during a summer internship with Qualcomm. I was also a core team member of the Electronics Club at IIT Madras. I led a group of electronics enthusiasts exploring various electronics domains and managing club projects, sessions, and activities. My Bachelor Thesis in collaboration with KLA Advanced Computing Labs, focused on Binary Neural Network Inference on FPGAs. I am also an open-source contributor and have conducted several workshops on FPGAs and embedded microcontrollers. I can help with sharing good resources on these domains and career advice for college students.