Pradum Behl

I’m a C++ software engineer with M.Tech Avionics and B.Tech Aeronautical training, focused on developing real-time, multithreaded systems in the aerospace domain. I’m comfortable owning the full software development lifecycle—from requirements authoring to design, implementation, code review, structured testing, and defect tracking.

At Sixty Motion Systems, I contributed to the development of an Airbus A320neo FMS Trainer, working on real-time C++ architecture, object-oriented design, multithreaded data pipelines, and deterministic state management across the simulation backend. I built cockpit display modules (PFD, ND, MCDU, FCU) with Qt6/QML real-time data binding, and helped implement Instructor Panel failure injection and phase/weather override controls. I also supported a real-time telemetry pipeline using WebSocket/JSON between the C++ backend and display clients, and participated in structured simulation-based testing against functional requirements.

Earlier, at HAL (MCSRDC) I supported safety-critical C++ work with LDRA static analysis and gained introductory familiarity with DO-178B/C SDLC and ARINC communication standards. I’ve also worked on UAV systems with ArduPilot—tuning flight controllers, running SITL simulations, diagnosing telemetry anomalies, and using Python for log post-processing—and I’m currently building a multi-UAV operations platform (C++20) with a custom MAVLink 2.0 UDP parser, MISRA C++ standards, and DO-178C-style requirement traceability.