Rakesh Bysani

I am a framework Aosp developer working in Qualcomm for Aaos project.

Qualcomm(On-Site) AAOS 15 (Chipset - SDM8255) Working on SDV project and developing chipcode for Renault car. Fundamental knowledge in QNX OS. Working in the Android framework, I additionally accomplished the assignments that were assigned on the Jira software. Understanding & mapping clients' requirements/enhancements to the product, implementing solutions that effectively resolve problems or provide improvement. L&TTechnology Services Client : Zebra Technologies (On-Site) March 2022-November 2024 AOSP 13 to AOSP 14 (Chipset - SDM660) Analysis and Fixing bugs on Google compliance (CTS, STS, VTS, BTS, GTS) issues, stability issues, AFM issues, ANR, AVC, Tombstone, System crashes, tester issues, client raised, and System debugging. Addressing and resolving Ul aesthetic problems. Working with relation to system applications and frameworks.

Examined

Aidl and Native Daemon and worked on them as well as Hal. Life Guard AOSP 13 (Chipset - SDM6375) Integrated CVE(Google security patches), QC(QUALCOMM security patch), and Wide vine security patches, new features patches, and Bug fixing. Customization in framework layer of Android Open Source Project. Proficiency in completing upmegre task can be completed quickly. Build, Integration, Configuration, debug, Ci/CD, Support maintance, monthly release activities.

Experience in GIT/GERRIT and in resolving merge conflicts while applying patches. Proficient in project management tools such as Jira, Gerrit, Jenkins AOSP 11 to AOSP 13 (Chipset - SDM660) Implementing Android upgrades as per requirement. (Android 11 to Android 13). Revised, modularized, and updated old code bases to modern development standards and improved functionality. Worked on Mirror mode,3rd party Application Integration, System Application, services, and framework level. Worked closely with client and testing team to get robust solutions to meet client requirements for functionality, scalability, and performance. Debugged code and located root causes of problems by reviewing configuration files and logs.

Feature

Developed in AOSP Mirror Mode displays the same content on the monitor as on the device. The only difference between the two is the orientation, which is adjusted to display content in landscape mode on the monitor from the vertically oriented device. Supported devices will use Mirror Mode by default whenever

B.tech, Computer science