Ramen Inc.
Samarjeet Baruah has a diverse work experience in the field of software engineering and system administration. Starting in 2012, they worked as a Senior System Analyst at HCL Technologies, where they provided operational support and maintenance for Sun Solaris and Redhat servers. Samarjeet also performed tasks such as applying OS patches, managing user administration, and analyzing system performance.
In 2014, Samarjeet joined Infosys as a Senior System Engineer, where they developed automation scripts and created file processing and log parsing tools.
From 2016 to 2018, they worked at Fujitsu India as a Senior Technical Consultant, where they specialized in administering Linux servers on-premises and on-cloud platforms, managing Kubernetes clusters, and running and managing Docker containers.
Following this, they joined Falabella Retail in 2018, working as a DevOps Engineer. In this role, they focused on implementing DevOps practices and processes to support software development and deployment.
Most recently, Samarjeet joined NVIDIA in 2020 as a Senior Software Engineer, where they contributed to software development projects before transitioning to a new role at Ramen Inc. in 2023 as a Senior Software Engineer.
Overall, Samarjeet has a strong background in software engineering, system administration, and DevOps practices, with experience in companies such as HCL Technologies, Infosys, Fujitsu India, Falabella Retail, NVIDIA, and Ramen Inc.
Samarjeet Baruah earned a Bachelor of Technology degree in Information Technology from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Kakinada between 2008 and 2012.
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Ramen Inc.
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Ramen provides a Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) solution that provides reliable, high-speed, and secure wireless network coverage in indoor/outdoor environments where workers, robots and IoT devices are performing mission critical tasks in rugged work areas. The Ramen solution streamlines the workflow for the “uncarpeted enterprise” with use cases for Warehouses, Outdoor work yards, Logistics hubs, Factories, Farms, Shipyards, Oil refineries and Chemical plants. The Ramen solution operates using unlicensed spectrum – initially using the CBRS/5G and WiFi frequency bands in the US. Private cellular, also called private CBRS/5G, offers significant benefits over the traditional carrier-centric approach. With private cellular, enterprises retain control over their destiny and avoid waiting for years for the carrier to deploy their region of interest. The Ramen solution also brings the benefits of modern cloud/edge computing to the non-carpeted enterprise putting it on the same footing as the carpeted enterprise.