About

Arindam Sharma is a Software Engineering Manager at Google with over 15 years of experience in network protocol engineering, specializing in telecom networks. He has a proven track record of designing and building network nodes from scratch in a scalable fashion suitable for large scale deployment. Arindam has extensive working knowledge in network protocols (both IETF and 3GPP) and experience in machine optimizations (threads, memory, I/O) and designing scalable low-cost systems to be deployed on a gargantuan scale. Arindam is a staunch believer in company openness and a bottom-up approach to product design. He has worked in a myriad of teams in the past, from Chromium browser development for game consoles to writing large scale JavaScript applications. Arindam is a frequent dabbler of small webpages and is interested in machine learning-based network optimizations. Currently, Arindam is leading a medium-sized team in Zurich, focused on RCS development and reach. He is working on an Android app that affects 500M+ users. Arindam's past experience includes working at Google as a Computer Network Engineer, where he worked on LTE and WiFi standards, RCS, network virtualization, Android apps, and engineering management. Arindam's educational background includes an ISC from Don Bosco School, Park Circus, where he studied Science, English, Computer Science, and Bengali. Arindam's tech stack includes Senior Software Engineer, Javascript, Android, product designer, ML, and Java. Arindam is a specialist in C++/C, Java, Javascript, HTML5, SIP, NAT, gRPC, DIAMETER, Threads, IPC, WebCore, HTML rendering, and Server architecture. Arindam is always looking for new interesting challenging problems to keep him from getting bored.