Vishesh Narendra Pamadi

Siri Software Engineer at Apple
📚 Siri Software Engineer | Cupertino, California, United States
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Skills & Expertise

C++ JavaScript Operating Systems Raspberry Pi REST APIs Linux - Ubuntu KVM SDN Simulator MacOS Python Embedded C Cloud Computing Parallel Programming OpenMP MPI Eclipse Matlab Software Defined Networking OpenCV TinyOS Raspberry Pi Internet of Things Embedded Systems ARM Cortex-M MSP430 Performance Optimization Scalable Solutions

Research Interests

cloud computing Artificial Intelligence Embedded Systems Software Engineering machine learning Computer Systems and Software Distributed Systems Wireless Sensor Networks Open-source Development Network Coordinate Algorithms

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💼 Experience

Siri Software Engineer

Apple · July 2018 - Present

🎓 Education

Georgia Institute of Technology

M.SC in Computer Systems and Software · 2018

🚀 Projects

Multi-threaded User-Store-Vendor Interface using Distributed Services
Agency Name: || Nov 2016 - Present
Built a multi-threaded store in a distributed service using asynchronous RPC packages. The store receives requests from different users and queries the prices for the request offered by registered vendors. On each product query, the store server requests all of these vendor servers for their bid on the queried product. Once the store has responses from all the vendors, it collates the (bid, vendor_id) from the vendors and sends it back to the requesting client. gRPC was used as the communication mechanism and Protobuf is used to construct messages to be sent across the network.

🏅 Certificates & Licenses (1)

Certificate of Achievement
Event: Certificate of Achievement · Vellore Institute of Technology · Issued on May 2014

🏆 Awards & Achievements (1)

🏆 Chancellor's Special Achiever Award
Awarded by: VIT University, Velllore || Year: 2016
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📚 Publications (1)

Journal: International Journal of Applied Engineering Research • August 2015
The project focuses on simplifying various tasks by enabling individuals to control appliances in their surroundings wirelessly by using simple hand gestures. An alternative to pushing buttons on r...
Gesture Control Intelligent Automation Hand Gesture Recognition Learning Vector Quantization (LVQ) Accelerometer-Based Control Microcontroller RF Transmitter Wireless Appliance Control Assistive Technology Home Automation User-Defined Gestures Sign Language Translation Military Drone Control Security Systems Medicinal Automation Mobility Assistance Centralized Monitoring Gesture Clustering Vision Impairment Solutions Personalized Gesture Mapping
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