Madhav Khandhar is a recent graduate from the University of Manchester with a strong foundation in low-level systems programming. He has completed internships at both Microsoft and TheTradeDesk, where he honed his skills in cloud infrastructure, distributed systems and devops. From an academic perspective, he focused on low level technologies such as C, C++, Rust, and FPGAs culminating in his final year project titled "Accelerating Spiking Neural Networks on FPGAs for denoising applications".
Madhav is passionate about exploring the intricacies of systems programming and is actively seeking roles that will allow him to further develop his expertise in these areas. Reach out to Madhav at madhavkhandhar@gmail.com for inquiries regarding potential job prospects or contract roles.
This blog serves as a personal repository of timeless notes, documenting the principles I learn throughout my career. It aims to bridge the online knowledge gap by providing valuable insights that those who have paved the way before me seldom document.
The blog addresses the lack of intermediate-level content online, where resources are often either highly technical and niche, appealing only to engineers within a niche, or overly simplified "leetcode" tutorials selling a dream to to prospective engineers.
Have I put this website as my portfolio on a job application? I'm working on writing synopses and getting demos of my past work on this website. In the meantime, you can take a look at my currently public projects on my Github or schedule a call with me if you'd like to see a live demo of some of my projects.
July 22 2024
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