Ashraf Gudadinni

ECE graduate specializing in analog circuit design and embedded systems, with a workflow that runs from LTspice simulation through KiCad schematic capture and PCB layout to working hardware. Selected by KSCST (Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology) for a non-invasive anemia-detection device; additional project experience includes relay-driver circuits and LoRa communication systems. Seeking to apply this simulation-to-hardware approach in an analog design or PDK role.

Embedded Systems Engineer — Internship - Electronics & Embedded Engineering Lab

(2026)

• Ran LTspice simulations on analog and mixed-signal circuits before build, catching design issues before hardware debugging.
• Owned schematic design and multi-layer PCB layout end to end in KiCad, including fabrication and soldering.
• Built a ULN2803-based relay driver enabling a 5V microcontroller to safely switch AC/DC loads, with flyback diodes for inductive-spike protection.
• Selected ICs, regulators, and sensors through datasheet comparison rather than defaulting to available parts.
• Implemented UART, SPI, I2C, and LoRa (SX1278) communication across multiple projects, resolving protocol- and signal-timing issues.

Machine Operator - Delphi TVS Technologies

(2026)

• Operated and monitored precision machinery for automotive fuel-injection components, maintaining safety and tolerance standards.

Mobile, Camera & Networking Technician - Self-employed / Freelance

• Repaired hardware and set up LAN/WAN networks and structured cabling for clients.

B.E. - Electronics & Communication Engineering - SECAB Institute of Engineering & Technology, Vijayapura (2023-11 - 2026-05)

Diploma - Electronics & Communication - Government Polytechnic, Vijayapura (2020-06 - 2023-05)