Aman Sikka

Aman Sikka has a diverse work experience spanning across various companies and roles. Aman started their career as a Test System Developer at the University of Waterloo in 2004. Aman then worked as a Hardware Intern at NVIDIA, where they contributed to the reference design for next-generation 3G phones. At Apple, Aman was a Hardware Engineer and played a part in generating new product ideas, including the development of the iPad and evaluating audio implementations for future iMacs. Aman later joined Microsoft as an Xbox Engineer, specializing in console architecture. In this role, they optimized computer vision filters for an embedded platform and helped define the software and hardware architecture for the Kinect skeletal tracking algorithm. Aman's next role was as a Senior Data Science Engineer at Cognitive Networks. Aman then joined Pearl Automation as a Vision Systems Architect, before moving on to quadric.io. At quadric.io, Aman initially served as an Architect for the Vision Platform and eventually became the Chief Architect. The structured information does not provide specific end dates for their most recent role at quadric.io.

Aman Sikka pursued a Bachelor's degree in Systems Design Engineering from the University of Waterloo, from the year 2002 to 2007. Later, in 2012 and 2013, they attended Stanford University to complete a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering with a focus on Computer Vision.