OLED Pixel Editor
Browser-based pixel art editor for OLED displays. Draw pixel-by-pixel, preview on a simulated screen, and export C byte arrays ready to paste into Arduino firmware — no desktop tools needed.
ECE student at RVCE building at the intersection of VLSI front-end design, UVM verification, and embedded systems. From RTL synthesis and constrained-random testbenches to GDSII silicon sign-off and space-grade telemetry.
I engineer silicon and firmware at the intersection of VLSI design, UVM verification, and embedded systems — where physics, microarchitecture, and logic converge.
I'm Sujan S, an Electronics & Communication Engineering student at RV College of Engineering (RVCE), Bangalore. My work spans the full silicon spectrum — from microarchitecture design in SystemVerilog and physical synthesis to UVM constrained-random verification, alongside space-agency telemetry systems.
Recognized as a DVCon India 2026 Qualifier and published researcher at the SMOPS 2026 Conference (ISRO), I bridge front-end RTL design with verification methodologies (UVM, SVA, functional coverage), ensuring robust, zero-defect silicon architectures.
At ISRO (ISTRAC), I built autonomous signal monitoring pipelines and sensor telemetry deployed in space-agency facilities. On the silicon side, I've driven designs from Verilog RTL through GDSII sign-off in Cadence (Genus, Innovus) at 400 MHz on gpdk 45nm.
Transistor-level op-amp analysis, signal conditioning, active filters, oscillator design, precision rectifiers, instrumentation amplifiers, and ECG signal acquisition chains. Certified among 171 candidates.
Complete ASIC front-to-back flow: RTL synthesis with Cadence Genus, floorplanning, placement, CTS, and routing with Cadence Innovus on gpdk 45nm, alongside NCLaunch & Xcelium simulation.
Browser-based pixel art editor for OLED displays. Draw pixel-by-pixel, preview on a simulated screen, and export C byte arrays ready to paste into Arduino firmware — no desktop tools needed.
Interactive web tool for drawing and exporting clean circuit schematics in the browser. Built for electronics students who need quick diagrams without installing heavy EDA software.
32-bit / 8-lane INT4/INT8 reconfigurable SIMD vector ALU in SystemVerilog for quantized neural network inference. Complete RTL-to-GDSII ASIC implementation on gpdk 45nm: synthesized via Cadence Genus @ 400 MHz, floorplanned, placed, and routed clean via Cadence Innovus. Core area ~7,519 µm², ~1.03 mW power, 2,435 standard cells.
Modular Universal Verification Methodology (UVM 1.2) testbench architecture for digital IP. Engineered reusable UVM agents (sequencer, driver, monitor), TLM scoreboards with automated reference model checking, and functional covergroups measuring cross-coverage. Implemented concurrent SystemVerilog Assertions (SVA) verifying protocol handshakes and corner-case states to achieve 100% functional closure.
Closed-loop gesture robot mapping 21 hand landmarks to real-time motion commands at 30 fps. MediaPipe + OpenCV on Python → Arduino actuation over NRF24L01 2.4 GHz RF with error-resilient protocol across 30–50 m. Won 1st at Project-A-Thon 2025.
Voice-activated control for four vehicle subsystems with sub-100 ms command-to-actuation latency. Python speech recognition → HC-05/ESP8266 → Arduino firmware → L293D H-bridge PWM control.
Post-disaster rover detecting CO + LPG simultaneously with dual MQ9 sensors. Autonomous IR navigation, live ESP-CAM video over WiFi, full real-time dashboard served directly from ESP32 — zero cloud. National 24-hr hackathon, 25 of 135 teams selected.
Worker-safety platform mirroring field conditions through a digital twin. Integrated temperature, pressure, and motion sensors with Azure Digital Twin (DTDL) using real-time IoT pipeline. Triggered proactive safety alerts within 2 seconds of anomalies.
National Finalist at e-Yantra Robotics Competition, IIT Bombay — ranked 4th out of 544 teams. Selected as 1 of 6 national finalists. Autonomous self-balancing agricultural robot with PID control, MPU6050 IMU, and real-time sensor fusion on Arduino.
Open to internships, research collaborations, and full-time roles.
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