Ankit is an excellent self-motivated software engineer. He is comfortable throughout the entire Android software stack, from maintaining Linux kernel drivers, to working in native C++ code, to frameworks and applications in Java. He is well-versed in good software practices and is competent with git, Gerrit, and JIRA. I could always count on Ankit to take ownership of the areas in which he worked, and to deliver quality results on time. Ankit is a pleasure to work with and I really enjoyed the eagerness with which he took on new challenges and dove into new areas of the vast Android codebase.

I was Ankit’s mentor when he joined Qualcomm. He took responsibility for maintaining Qualcomm’s I2C Linux driver. He was quickly able to take over vast majority of support and shortly after, he began working on development of many new features. Ankit grasps the HW/SW interaction very well and along with his good sense of the system wide interaction, he has been able to root-cause many difficult and often fleeting issues. Within a year Ankit has showed that he can handle even more responsibility and thus become co-owner of the DMA and SPMI device-drivers. Ankit’s work ethics, easy-going demeanor, eye for detail, and strong intellect quickly made him central to our team.

Ankit is an excellent self-motivated software engineer. He is comfortable throughout the entire Android software stack, from maintaining Linux kernel drivers, to working in native C++ code, to frameworks and applications in Java. He is well-versed in good software practices and is competent with git, Gerrit, and JIRA. I could always count on Ankit to take ownership of the areas in which he worked, and to deliver quality results on time. Ankit is a pleasure to work with and I really enjoyed the eagerness with which he took on new challenges and dove into new areas of the vast Android codebase.

I was Ankit’s mentor when he joined Qualcomm. He took responsibility for maintaining Qualcomm’s I2C Linux driver. He was quickly able to take over vast majority of support and shortly after, he began working on development of many new features. Ankit grasps the HW/SW interaction very well and along with his good sense of the system wide interaction, he has been able to root-cause many difficult and often fleeting issues. Within a year Ankit has showed that he can handle even more responsibility and thus become co-owner of the DMA and SPMI device-drivers. Ankit’s work ethics, easy-going demeanor, eye for detail, and strong intellect quickly made him central to our team.

Ankit is an excellent self-motivated software engineer. He is comfortable throughout the entire Android software stack, from maintaining Linux kernel drivers, to working in native C++ code, to frameworks and applications in Java. He is well-versed in good software practices and is competent with git, Gerrit, and JIRA. I could always count on Ankit to take ownership of the areas in which he worked, and to deliver quality results on time. Ankit is a pleasure to work with and I really enjoyed the eagerness with which he took on new challenges and dove into new areas of the vast Android codebase.

I was Ankit’s mentor when he joined Qualcomm. He took responsibility for maintaining Qualcomm’s I2C Linux driver. He was quickly able to take over vast majority of support and shortly after, he began working on development of many new features. Ankit grasps the HW/SW interaction very well and along with his good sense of the system wide interaction, he has been able to root-cause many difficult and often fleeting issues. Within a year Ankit has showed that he can handle even more responsibility and thus become co-owner of the DMA and SPMI device-drivers. Ankit’s work ethics, easy-going demeanor, eye for detail, and strong intellect quickly made him central to our team.