About

Hrushikesh Martand Joshi is a computer engineering graduate student at Texas A&M University with a passion for computer architecture, digital system design, and verification. He is actively seeking full-time opportunities and is available to start from May 2021. Currently, Hrushikesh is a Graduate Technical Intern at Intel, where he works with the Integrated Circuit Verification and Validation team for GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) IP. He has developed test firmware for pre-silicon GNSS IP validation and participated in board bring-up for GNSS SoC. Additionally, he has incorporated FTDI drivers for emulation and control of devices employing JTAG (and I2C) protocol, reducing the dependency and investment needed on JTAG debuggers. He has also built a test-suite on .NET framework (C#) as a one-stop solution for SoC validation and hardware control. Prior to his current role, Hrushikesh worked as an Engineer at Bosch, where he programmed a multimedia player GUI on QT framework (C++) as part of an on-boarding project. He was also involved in system testing of Mirror Camera System, for in-vehicle communication module based on Controller Area Network (CAN) technology. Hrushikesh's educational background includes a Master of Science in Computer Engineering from Texas A&M University, a Bachelor's degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the National Institute of Technology Karnataka, and Pre-University education in Science - PCME (Electronics) from MES Pre-University College of Arts, Commerce, and Science. He also completed his high school education from Sri Vani Education Centre. Hrushikesh has a strong technical skill set and is proficient in test. He has relevant experience of 6.95 years and is eager to apply his knowledge and skills to new challenges in the field of computer engineering.