I design hardware and software that doesn't wait around, from 5G-NR physical layer IP cores to kernel-level protocol tracing and high-performance algorithms. Currently chasing nanoseconds across the stack, building low-latency systems where every clock cycle is measured.
Started in FPGA implementation of 5G-NR physical layer — interleavers, deinterleavers, the unglamorous plumbing that makes wireless work; and realized the thing I actually love is the constraint itself: how fast can this go before it breaks.
That question has taken me through Vivado HLS pipelines, kernel-level protocol benchmarking across 9.9M measurements, and algorithmic problem solving;The same obsession with efficiency applies whether you are routing logic on an FPGA or managing syscalls in an operating system.
Open to conversations about FPGA design, low-latency systems, systems performance, or competitive programming. I'm @avnlk everywhere.