Devashree Dagli

Devashree Dagli has worked in various roles in the engineering industry since 2013. Devashree has worked as a Hardware Engineering Intern at eiTRA-eInfochips Training & Research Academy, Ltd., where they completed a project for designing a 4-bit and 32-bit processor similar to the ARM Cortex M-3 processor. Devashree was a Hardware Design Intern at Cognitech, where they designed the PCB for an audio-video capture card. At Rockwell Collins, they worked as an Electrical Engineer and a Software/Systems Engineering Intern, where they worked on projects such as Boeing 777X flight controls and 737 Max displays and replaced the current PCB board design with a System on Chip. At onsemi, they worked as a Senior Digital Engineer and a Digital Design Engineer, where they designed RTL for various semiconductor parts using Verilog/Vhdl language and developed the architecture of the design according to customer requirements. At Intel Corporation, they worked as a Component Design Engineer/Senior IP Validation Engineer where they created testbench, test cases, test sequence, scoreboard, and coverage from scratch with the UVM environment targeting IPs like power management. Devashree developed new features in BFMs using CPP and SystemC coding style and updated the Makefile throughout the project for design and verification of BFM. Devashree is currently working at Cornelis Networks as a Design Verification Engineer.

Devashree Dagli received their Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Gujarat Technological University in 2014. In 2016, they completed their Master of Science (MS) degree in Electrical Engineering from The University of Texas at Arlington.