About

Hem Dutt is an accomplished Author and Consultant with expertise in Mobility and macOS. He has written a book titled "Interprocess Communication with macOS" which explores all techniques available for Inter-process communications (IPC) from high level macOS layers to deep kernel options while applying theoretical concepts into practical implementations on real-world scenarios. Hem has extensive experience in managing macOS, iOS, and multi-platform projects in domains like VPN, Healthcare, IoT, and Insurance. He has developed and managed over 20 projects on macOS and iOS and has led a maximum team size of 8 people. Hem is an expert in macOS, iOS, Xcode, Swift, IPC, Objective C, Cocoa, Apple Script, Sqlite, SqlCipher, AVFoundation, and Encryption algorithms. He has a deep understanding of macOS and has worked on various projects involving macOS, iOS, Windows, Android, and server-side technologies. Hem is currently working as a Technical Leader Software Engineering at Cisco and is building Webex. Apart from his work, Hem is also a contributor to the open-source community. He has several open-source projects on Github and regularly blogs about his experiences and knowledge on his website. Hem is also a member of the Board of Studies at IMT CDL, where he helps in the development and revision of course content and Self Learning Material (SLM) and guides the institute towards making the content industry-relevant. Hem has a Master of Technology (M.Tech.) degree in Computer Science from USIT, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University(GGSIPU), and a B.Tech degree in Electronics & Communication Engg from Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering, GGSIPU. He also has a B Sc(H) degree in Physics from Delhi University. Hem's technical skills include iOS, Objective-c, Swift, ML, PHP, Backend, Software Engineer, Android, Pandas, Elastic Search, Search, and Mobile. With 8.95 years of relevant experience, Hem is a seasoned professional who has a deep understanding of macOS and has worked on various projects involving macOS, iOS, Windows, Android, and server-side technologies.