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2016 – present

Experience

Ten years from CMOS image sensors to automotive SoCs to commercial EDA IP to AI silicon, consistently on the parts of a chip that make it manufacturable, testable and safe.

  1. May 2026 – Present

    Tenstorrent

    Dallas, TX

    Current

    Sr. Staff Engineer, SoC / Chiplet Design Lead

    SoC chiplet design lead for advanced SoC and chiplet architectures targeting AI, HPC, and automotive markets.

    • Leading the memory chiplet effort and cross-functional teams through the full SoC lifecycle, from concept and architecture through RTL, verification, and tape-out.

    Devices & products

    • GrendelContributing to Tenstorrent’s Grendel device programme.
  2. Jun 2022 – May 2026

    Cadence Design Systems

    Dallas, TX

    Sr. Design Engineering Manager / Sr. Principal Design Engineer, IP R&D

    Led cross-functional product development across hardware, software, DV, PD/PE, and validation for next-generation DFT IP (Modus) used by Tier-1 SoC customers.

    • Design lead for JANUS IP: a packet-based, wire-optimized, FuSa-compliant non-coherent NoC, now offered commercially as Cadence IP.
    • Architected a compiler-driven configurable RTL generation framework (Perl + Verilog), reducing development cycles by ~10%.
    • Pioneered a DFT-specific network architecture enabling automated SoC-level test distribution (in-field or ATE), including advanced-node (1.4nm) customer test-chip validation.
    • Delivered modular, partition-aware system NoC (AXI/APB/AHB) and test-infrastructure IP (LBIST/MBIST/POST/IJTAG/3DIC) for first-silicon test-chip success.
    • Architecture lead for a $1M+ program directing an external service team building an in-system test controller for hyperscaler/AI in-field ASIL-D testing.

    Devices & products

  3. Jun 2017 – Jun 2022

    Texas Instruments

    Dallas, TX

    Senior Digital Design Engineer / SoC Integration Lead

    Led the SoC integration team for silicon-proven 16nm AM64x SoCs, owning top-level RTL assembly and power/reset/clock/debug microarchitecture.

    • Microarchitect for clocking, debug, and power on the TDA4 (Jacinto 7) ADAS platform; integrated IP across TDA4 and AM62x (5+ SoCs), enabling cross-platform reuse.
    • 16nm PBIST memory-test IP owner and architect. Built run-time PBIST infrastructure and custom programmable BIST algorithms for ASIL-D and ASIL-B certification.
    • Architected an improved memory built-in self-repair delivering measurable yield improvement and reduced FIT rate across production devices.
    • Reduced design cycles by 10% through SoC integration flow automation; supported post-silicon debug, ECO resolution, and ATE V/F Shmoo validation through production ramp.
  4. May 2016 – May 2017

    Luxima Technology

    Pasadena, CA

    Digital Design Co-Op Engineer

    Digital blocks (ADC/LVDS driver) on CMOS image-sensor products.

    • Built an FPGA-based high-speed camera system on Virtex-7 for automated wafer defect inspection.

Areas of work

  • SoC integration
  • Chiplet architecture
  • Design-for-Test (DFT)
  • Memory test: PBIST/MBIST/LBIST
  • Network-on-Chip architecture
  • Functional safety: ISO 26262
  • Built-in self-repair
  • Post-silicon validation

Education & certification

  • M.S. Electrical Engineering

    University of Southern California · 2017

  • B.Tech. Electronics & Communication

    SRM Institute of Science and Technology · 2015

  • ISO-26262 Functional Safety Engineer

    SGS-TÜV Saar

  • ISO/SAE 21434 Cybersecurity Engineer

    TÜV SÜD