As a System Software Engineer at Intel, I am passionate about developing core kernel features for next generation intel processors on ChromeOS. I am a customer obsessed embedded software professional and a proud member of the open source community. I collaborate with the entire Linux and ChromeOS stack, including the Linux Kernel and drivers, Mesa, OpenGL, rendering video, audio and the Chrome browser itself. I have a Master of Science degree in Computer Engineering from Arizona State University, during which I worked as a Real-time Modelling Intern with the Intel's Internet Of Things Group (IOTG) to characterize and enhance the real-time performance of Intel processors. I also have experience as a Modem Platform Software Intern with Intel's Communication and Devices Group (ICDG), where I improved the software stability for Intel modems. I have multiple skills in Yocto Project, Linux, Android, and various media codecs and technologies. I am an excellent communicator, an extrovert, a team player and a quick learner. I look forward to growing my expertise and skills in the field of embedded software, operating systems and kernel development, grabbing every opportunity to learn and grow