Adarsh Kumar

Software Engineer

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India4 yrs 11 mos experience

Highly Stable

Key Highlights

Expert in Device Driver Development with significant contributions.
Proven ability to enhance system performance and implement critical features.
Strong background in Machine Learning and AI research.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a Device Driver and Embedded Systems Specialist with a focus on performance optimization.

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Skills

Core Skills

Device DriversMachine Learning

Other Skills

C++GitC (Programming Language)Operating SystemsEmbedded SystemsSystems EngineeringEmbedded C++Embedded CWindows OSProblem SolvingData StructuresData ScienceComputer VisionUser Interface DesignFront-end Development

About

I am a Device Driver Developer currently, a Full-Stack Web Developer and a Machine Learning Enthusiast. I love working in team projects and enjoy a challenging and rewarding work environment. I intend to be a part of an organization where I can constantly learn and develop my technical and management skills and make best use of it for the growth of the organization. I look forward to establishing myself by adapting new technologies as well.

Experience

4 yrs 11 mos

Total Experience

2 yrs 3 mos

Average Tenure

3 mos

Current Experience

Qualcomm

Senior Engineer

Feb 2026 – Present · 3 mos

C++Device Drivers

Intel corporation

Device Driver Developer

Jul 2022 – Jan 2026 · 3 yrs 6 mos · Bengaluru, Karnataka, India · Hybrid

As a Device Driver Developer, I worked extensively on the Synopsys MAC (stmmac) driver and Intel RST/VMD driver. My key contributions include:
1. Enhanced the throughput of the controller for both UDP and TCP protocols, leading to significant performance improvements.
2. Implemented critical features like Wake-on-LAN (WOL) and Auto-Negotiation on Intel IOTG platforms like Elkhart Lake, Alder Lake and Raptor Lake.
3. Created a KMDF-based intermediate driver to facilitate communication between the stmmac driver and the kernel. This driver handled IOCTL calls to set Auto-Negotiation registry settings, overcoming the limitations of the original stmmac driver.
4. Had a key role in the development of the long pending industrial request of Hot-plug feature for Intel's Tiger Lake client platform. This feature, developed from scratch, addressed a critical industrial demand and potentially contributed to sales revenue of $100 million.
5. Worked closely with cross-functional teams to integrate new features and address complex issues.

GitMachine Learning