Abhishek Dandekar is a founder and researcher with 11 years of experience building programmable, software-defined networks and orchestration for 5G and multi-RAT rural broadband. He holds dual MSc degrees from TU Berlin and KTH and has driven SDN/NFV research at IIT Bombay and Fraunhofer HHI, including energy-aware end-to-end monitoring and AI-native management for next-gen networks. His work spans standardization (IEEE/ITU), a patent on SDN control of multi-RAT networks, and award-winning MSc thesis research on ML orchestration for distributed 5G pipelines. Practically-minded, he has implemented orchestration tooling in Go integrated with Kubernetes and built field-deployed SDN controllers and custom OpenWRT images for real-world testbeds. Now founding a stealth startup in Berlin, he focuses on industrial, campus and autonomous 5G systems that blend research rigor with deployable prototypes. Colleagues would note he combines deep protocol-level expertise with hands-on systems engineering and an uncommon track record of moving lab innovations into field trials.
11 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, ICT with Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Master's degree, ICT with Innovation and Entrepreneurship at EIT Digital Master School
Summer School, Innovation in smart cities, Summer School, Innovation in smart cities at Università di Trento
Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.), Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.), Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering at University of Mumbai
Master of Science - MSc, ICT Innovation, Master of Science - MSc, ICT Innovation at KTH Royal Institute of Technology
MSc, ICT Innovation, MSc, ICT Innovation at Technische Universität Berlin
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