Varun Krishnamurthy

Varun Krishnamurthy began their work experience in 2012 as a Tutor for the Office of Student Athlete Development at Arizona State University, where they provided tutoring and reported academic progress for student athletes in subjects like PreCalculus and Calculus for Engineers. Varun also worked as an Instructional Aide and Grader for the School for Mathematical and Statistical Sciences at the university, where they were responsible for tutoring, grading assignments, and exam supervision in subjects like Freshman Mathematics, College Mathematics, and Calculus.

In 2014, Varun joined eTeam as a Mixed Signal Product Development Engineer. In this role, they worked on hardware-software co-optimization of the Droop Detector across different platforms, led post-silicon verification efforts, and collaborated closely with the Circuit and Systems Engineering teams. Varun also developed bench software using MATLAB and LabView, supported ATE/Production IP qualification, and conducted data analysis.

Varun then joined Qualcomm in 2016 as a Senior Product Test Engineer. In this position, they focused on Mixed Signal IP test development and enablement for mobile SoC and Wireless Multimode Modems across multiple technology nodes. Varun led bring-up, debug, and characterization efforts on bench and ATE for PLLs, LDOs, and DACs. Additionally, they collaborated with the IP Design Team for pre-silicon settings propagation, generating vectors for DV, Systems, and SW Teams on various test platforms.

In 2022, Varun joined Google as a System Test Engineer. Here, they specifically worked on system testing. Varun started in December 2022 and continued until March 2023.

Currently, Varun works as a Senior Quality Engineer at Elevate Semiconductor starting from April 2023. Further details about this role, such as the end date, are not provided.

Varun Krishnamurthy pursued a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electronics Engineering from Vidyalankar Institute of Technology between 2007 and 2011. Following this, they attended Arizona State University from 2011 to 2013, where they obtained a Master of Science in Engineering with a specialization in Mixed Signal and Circuit Design.