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Sreejith Unnikrishnan

Senior Software Engineer @Amazon Lab126

Fremont, CA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Dec 2023 — Present

Senior Software Engineer @Amazon Lab126

Sunnyvale, CA, US

Cross platform Messaging library for Amazon wearable accessories with Alexa endpoints. Reduced feature turnaround time by more than 50%- MCP server tooling for integrating LLMs into code reviews, code indexing and development cycles- Alexa wearable communications protocol development, Key exchange and security handshake implementation with Android and iOS apps- Developing tools internally using LLM\'s with Amazon Bedrock for unit test generation, API documentation, Stub code generation etc- Study on LLM integration within Amazon devices- Matter Casting on FTV and Echo devices

EDUCATION

2015 — 2017

UC San Diego

Master’s Degree, Computer Science

2009 — 2013

University of Calicut

Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.), Electronics and Communication Engineering,

2007 — 2009

Bharathmatha HSS

Plus two (HSE), Computer Science

SKILLS

Internet Protocol Suite (Tcp/Ip)JavascriptData StructuresCssJavaAlgorithmsGitSocket ProgrammingHtmlEmbedded SystemsNode.jsDistributed SystemsCascading Style Sheets (Css)Computer ScienceC++RpcTclRoutersCMatlabBleLinuxEthernetNetworkingPython

ABOUT SREEJITH UNNIKRISHNAN

I am currently working as a Software Development Engineer at Amazon Lab126, focusing on developing cross platform embedded applications related to Matter, Indoor localization, BLE mesh and connectivity on Amazon devices.Previously, I was working as a Senior Firmware Engineer at Fitbit San Francisco, on a brand new network protocol stack for next-generation fitness trackers using IP over BLE. I completed my master\'s degree in computer science from the University of California San Diego. I was an intern at Microsoft Xbox team in Redmond, Washington, where I worked on Wireless firmware development and device drivers. I developed the codebase for a project that could potentially reduce the Wi-Fi hardware costs by 50%.I worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant with Prof. George Porter for CSE 124 - Network Services course at UCSD and as a project assistant at Non-Volatile Systems Laboratory (NVSL), CSE, UCSD under Prof. Steven Swanson.Before joining for my Masters at UCSD, I was as a Senior Engineer at Alcatel-Lucent (Now Nokia Networks) 7210 SRPG team. I was responsible for developing the software framework, which evaluates the functional and performance characteristics of Protocol Independent Multicast (PIM), IGMP and ITU-T Y.1564 Ethernet activation on Alcatel 7210 SAS platform.Deeply interested in Software Engineering, embedded systems, and computer networks.Platforms-> ARM Cortex-M4, Mediatek MT7600, TI MSP 430, AVR, Beaglebone Black, Raspberry PiNetworking-> Matter, BLE, Distributed systems, IP Multicast and PIM, IGMP, 802.11, Ethernet, OSPF, ITU-T Y.1564, Routed VPLSDevelopment tools-> GCC, GDB, IAR, JLink, TI CCS, MSVC, IntellijLanguages, API`s-> C, C++, Python, Java, HTML, CSS, JS, Git, NodeJS, Google Protobuf, JSON-RPC, Android Native / AIDLOther-> Agile Scrum, JIRA/Confluence

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