Yadu Mohan Damodaran Nair

Dr Russel Ackoff, a well-known theorist once said, "A system is never the sum of its parts; it's the product of their interaction". As an embedded engineer, I live by this ideology.

I make it my mission to orchestrate hardware and software in perfect harmony minimizing latency and optimizing resource usability.

If I am not brainstorming ideas for my work, I'm lost in the world of sci-fi storytelling.

Project Engineer                                                                                                             (MAR 2022 - JUN 2023)
Synergy Systems and Solutions, Telangana, India

I led a team in commissioning, wiring, and installing RTUs and PLCs at substations, using control panel schematics and tools to ensure precise integration. I also rewired substations, coordinated with vendors for timely material delivery, and regularly met with stakeholders to share progress, propose automation solutions, and onboard new clients. On the technical side, I troubleshot communication network electrical equipment failures, boosting system uptime by 27%, and diagnosed faults in circuit boards using schematics and datasheets to carry out repairs

Intern                                                                                                                                (OCT 2021 - MAR 2022)
Competent Crimping Machinery PVT Ltd, Noida, India

When i was employed as an intern in competent crimping machines, I worked on assembling and wiring electronic components using technical diagrams, made sure everything met quality standards, and helped troubleshoot any issues with the engineering team. I also kept the tools calibrated and documented the process for future reference. I have also assisted the project engineer in reverse engineering a fully automated Crimping machine

Post Graduate Diploma in Embedded Systems Development                               (SEPT 2023 - DEC 2024)
Conestoga Collage, Cambridge, Canada

At Conestoga College, I focused on embedded systems and firmware development. I worked on both analog and digital circuit design, and gained hands-on experience with microcontroller architectures like ARM STM32 and ESP32, including timing diagrams and peripheral interfacing. I applied C, C++, Python, Verilog, and VHDL in various lab activities and projects. I also developed IoT-based systems and implemented real-time tasks using FreeRTOS. Additionally, I learned about object-oriented programming, UML, and software development methodologies like Agile and Scrum