Priyadarshini Rengarajan
Research Scholar at International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore- Claim this Profile
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Navaneethan Palaniswamy
Priyadrashini is known to me since 2009, when she joined our department at PSG Tech, as a Fresher for her BE(EEE) course. I have handled her subjects, namely, Electric Circuits, Computer Networks, and Java Programming. I could not resist sharing her first interaction with me in one of the sessions on Electric Circuits. I have said that the voltage across a short-circuit would be Zero Volts and the resistance associated with the short-circuit would be Zero Ohms. Also, the various wires or printed copper circuits that connect circuit elements can be considered as short-circuits. Suddenly, she shoot me the question: "With Zero Voltage across a wire, i.e., a short circuit, how can there be a non-zero current?" I got initially shocked by the power of the question. But I was quick to use the Mathematics I know; i.e. 0/0 is the current through the short-circuit and though the value of 0/0 is indeterminate, its value can always be obtained using L.H.Rule and would a be finite one and it could be varying from instance to instance, like Lt X->0 (3sin(X)/X) gives 3 once and Lt X->0 (5sin(X)/X) give 5 next, though both are Indeterminate. Like wise, the Ohms Law decides the current that flows through the wire or the short-circuit. Hope that she got convinced. She is very sharp in interrupting with a question and getting it clarified. Has very good communication and soft skills. Out-spoken in Meetings, and a very productive and pleasant person to work with. Very happy to have registered my Recommendation here. All the Best in all her future endeavors.
Navaneethan Palaniswamy
Priyadrashini is known to me since 2009, when she joined our department at PSG Tech, as a Fresher for her BE(EEE) course. I have handled her subjects, namely, Electric Circuits, Computer Networks, and Java Programming. I could not resist sharing her first interaction with me in one of the sessions on Electric Circuits. I have said that the voltage across a short-circuit would be Zero Volts and the resistance associated with the short-circuit would be Zero Ohms. Also, the various wires or printed copper circuits that connect circuit elements can be considered as short-circuits. Suddenly, she shoot me the question: "With Zero Voltage across a wire, i.e., a short circuit, how can there be a non-zero current?" I got initially shocked by the power of the question. But I was quick to use the Mathematics I know; i.e. 0/0 is the current through the short-circuit and though the value of 0/0 is indeterminate, its value can always be obtained using L.H.Rule and would a be finite one and it could be varying from instance to instance, like Lt X->0 (3sin(X)/X) gives 3 once and Lt X->0 (5sin(X)/X) give 5 next, though both are Indeterminate. Like wise, the Ohms Law decides the current that flows through the wire or the short-circuit. Hope that she got convinced. She is very sharp in interrupting with a question and getting it clarified. Has very good communication and soft skills. Out-spoken in Meetings, and a very productive and pleasant person to work with. Very happy to have registered my Recommendation here. All the Best in all her future endeavors.
Navaneethan Palaniswamy
Priyadrashini is known to me since 2009, when she joined our department at PSG Tech, as a Fresher for her BE(EEE) course. I have handled her subjects, namely, Electric Circuits, Computer Networks, and Java Programming. I could not resist sharing her first interaction with me in one of the sessions on Electric Circuits. I have said that the voltage across a short-circuit would be Zero Volts and the resistance associated with the short-circuit would be Zero Ohms. Also, the various wires or printed copper circuits that connect circuit elements can be considered as short-circuits. Suddenly, she shoot me the question: "With Zero Voltage across a wire, i.e., a short circuit, how can there be a non-zero current?" I got initially shocked by the power of the question. But I was quick to use the Mathematics I know; i.e. 0/0 is the current through the short-circuit and though the value of 0/0 is indeterminate, its value can always be obtained using L.H.Rule and would a be finite one and it could be varying from instance to instance, like Lt X->0 (3sin(X)/X) gives 3 once and Lt X->0 (5sin(X)/X) give 5 next, though both are Indeterminate. Like wise, the Ohms Law decides the current that flows through the wire or the short-circuit. Hope that she got convinced. She is very sharp in interrupting with a question and getting it clarified. Has very good communication and soft skills. Out-spoken in Meetings, and a very productive and pleasant person to work with. Very happy to have registered my Recommendation here. All the Best in all her future endeavors.
Navaneethan Palaniswamy
Priyadrashini is known to me since 2009, when she joined our department at PSG Tech, as a Fresher for her BE(EEE) course. I have handled her subjects, namely, Electric Circuits, Computer Networks, and Java Programming. I could not resist sharing her first interaction with me in one of the sessions on Electric Circuits. I have said that the voltage across a short-circuit would be Zero Volts and the resistance associated with the short-circuit would be Zero Ohms. Also, the various wires or printed copper circuits that connect circuit elements can be considered as short-circuits. Suddenly, she shoot me the question: "With Zero Voltage across a wire, i.e., a short circuit, how can there be a non-zero current?" I got initially shocked by the power of the question. But I was quick to use the Mathematics I know; i.e. 0/0 is the current through the short-circuit and though the value of 0/0 is indeterminate, its value can always be obtained using L.H.Rule and would a be finite one and it could be varying from instance to instance, like Lt X->0 (3sin(X)/X) gives 3 once and Lt X->0 (5sin(X)/X) give 5 next, though both are Indeterminate. Like wise, the Ohms Law decides the current that flows through the wire or the short-circuit. Hope that she got convinced. She is very sharp in interrupting with a question and getting it clarified. Has very good communication and soft skills. Out-spoken in Meetings, and a very productive and pleasant person to work with. Very happy to have registered my Recommendation here. All the Best in all her future endeavors.
Experience
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International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore
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India
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Higher Education
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200 - 300 Employee
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Research Scholar
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Aug 2022 - Present
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Bosch Global Software Technologies
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India
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Software Development
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700 & Above Employee
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Assistant Project Manager - Team Lead
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Dec 2020 - Present
- Design and deliver features for physical and over-the-air update of navigation map data for Renault Nissan Alliance In Vehicle Infotainment Business- Manage a team of 7 engineers to deliver high quality map download software.- Redesigned the component to provide 30% improved performance of navigation data download
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Assistant Project Manager - Technical Specialist
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Oct 2019 - Dec 2020
- Technical expert in physical and over-the-air update of navigation map data for Renault Nissan Alliance In Vehicle Infotainment Business- Awarded with spot recognition twice - once for quick resolution of critical navigation issues and another time for mentoring and timely onboarding of new engineers
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Senior Software Developer
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Sep 2017 - Oct 2019
- Domain Responsible for Traffic, Location Based Services and Navigation Data Update components in Car Multimedia - Navigation division for Renault Nissan Alliance In Vehicle Infotainment Business- Ideated and prototyped an encrypted data exchange application that lets employees upload debug hardware media and trace logs securely to company servers. This project was selected for department level implementation and later promoted for company-wide usage
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Senior Software Engineer
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Sep 2017 - Oct 2019
- Senior Developer for Traffic, Location Based Services and Navigation Data Update components in Car Multimedia - Navigation division for Renault Nissan Alliance In Vehicle Infotainment Business- Redesigned software to be modular and reusable while adding or enabling location based features- Improved engineering development turn-around time by 45%
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Delphi
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United Kingdom
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Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
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700 & Above Employee
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Senior Embedded Software Engineer
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Apr 2016 - Aug 2017
Designing and Developing the real time Clock for a Linux based Infotainment system leveraging the GENIVI software architecture.Work includes:1. Requirement Analysis and SW Design2. Implementation in C ++ as recommended by Genivi/Common API3. Unit Testing4. Target testing the functionality
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Embedded Software Engineer
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Aug 2013 - Mar 2016
Worked on authentication, authorization, security and theft protection modules for a Connected Car Productionized a high security "Feature Subscription" functionality for an advanced Infotainment systemProductionized the radio station logo loading and storage for an an advanced Infotainment system based on QNX platformWorked on back-end processing algorithms for vehicle functions for Human Machine Interface using MATLAB/Simulink and C on an AUTOSAR based platform. Work included:1. Requirement Analysis and SW Design2. Implementation in MATLAB / C / C++3. Code Generation (for MATLAB components)4. Unit Testing5. Flashing on actual target and testing the functionality
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Education
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2009 - 2013
PSG College of Technology
Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.), Electrical and Electronics Engineering
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