I worked on the Android / Linux Core team.

• Contributed to the analysis and optimization of the Android build system at Qualcomm, guiding 20+ teams to reduce build time and achieve hermetic builds.
• Designed and developed methods to modularize hardware specific code into independently built dynamic partitions, combining them during early boot stages.
• Contributed to QeSDK, designing and implementing a versioning enforcement mechanism for service plugin developers.
• Designed and developed a framework to ensure that QeSDK service plugin developers correctly expose HALs and seamlessly interact with clients. Implemented a method of runtime attestation to enforce their adherence to interaction specifications.
• Implemented an AIDL interface in Rust to enable virtualization use cases. This was the first Rust implemented AIDL interface at Qualcomm and required cowork with Google to enable vendor stable AIDL in Rust.
• Led and contributed to scoping, analysis and creation of guidelines for adopting new technology into the Android ecosystem at Qualcomm, including Rust and RISCV.
• Mentored interns and new hires on projects which included allowing Qualcomm to perform OEM independent updates and generating native code from DSL defined outlines. Led brown bag sessions on various tech topics.

Worked alongside engineers based in San Diego, CA and Boulder, CO on the Systems Integration and Test team. My work included full-stack development, testing, and debugging using Django Framework.

• Placed top 5 out of 43 teams in Qualcomm’s Hack Mobile competition. My team’s project used Bose AR glasses to provide directional alerts about oncoming vehicles to pedestrians and cyclists. Our project aimed to utilize Qualcomm’s C-V2X technology in the future.