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Mohammed Salahuddin

@mohammedsalahuddin

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I build embedded systems curricula, firmware solutions, and engineer training programs.

India

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What I'm looking for

I'm looking for embedded systems work where I can build intelligent firmware solutions, develop practical training and curriculum, solve hardware-software issues, and mentor aspiring engineers.

I've designed embedded-systems curriculum for Robert Bosch through HCL, delivering programs across 32 batches in India and supporting content provisioning, trainer development, evaluations, and batch operations.

I build and troubleshoot embedded software and hardware across STM32, LPC2148, ARM7, Cortex-M3/M4, x86, and Atmega128 platforms. My work includes RTOS porting, board-level debugging, C/C++ development, Linux systems programming, device drivers, and embedded protocols.

I've trained teams and clients including C-DAC, HCL Technologies, Samsung, Mindtree, CMC, KPIT Cummins, Tel Net, and Sigma Solutions. I also guide embedded projects and workshops, with recent project work spanning FreeRTOS, AWS IoT, Zephyr, Matter, Yocto, STM32, secure OTA, and bare-metal drivers.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

Freelance Trainer

HCL Technologies

Provided training in C, Embedded C, C++, Linux systems programming, Linux device drivers, RTOS, and ARM7TDMI as a freelancer.

C Embedded C C++Linux Device Drivers RTOS ARM7TDMI

Senior Technical Specialist - Embedded Systems

HCL Technologies

Designed embedded curriculum for Robert Bosch through HCL, ran over 32 batches PAN India, and provided train-the-trainer programs. Conducted technical evaluations and supported batch progress monitoring.

C C++Embedded C Arm STM32 RTOS FreeRTOS μCOS II Keil Eclipse GDB Linux Device Drivers

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

Acharya Nagarjuna University

M.Phil, Electronics

Grade: 71.3%

M.Phil in Electronics from Nagarjuna University, obtained with 71.3% in April 2010. Research topic: Advance detection of Tsunami using MST Radar and Gravity waves.