At AMD, I contributed C++ code changes for FPGA design tools and resolved software issues through debugging, error analysis, and testing.
I also wrote Tcl scripts to automate repeated tool runs and used Perforce (Helix Core) to review code and submit updates. I worked in a Linux environment, using Bash and Xilinx Vivado to inspect FPGA designs.
At Armath Engineering Laboratory, I taught introductory Python and guided students in building interactive electronics projects with Arduino, sensors, and robots. I’m pursuing a Master’s degree in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics at Yerevan State University.
