Carthic Kumar is an R&D Verification Engineer with eight years of hands-on experience applying engineering discipline to software quality and product validation, currently ensuring ANSYS applications meet functionality and usability expectations. He combines mechanical engineering training (MS from Purdue) and prior automotive design experience—owning exterior lamp products through concept to production—to bring a systems-minded approach to software testing and defect triage. At Ansys he authors test plans and automated scripts, performs functional, regression and performance testing, and collaborates across product and technical teams to translate customer needs into verifiable requirements. Known for tackling problems end-to-end, he leverages CAD and product development experience to view software from multiple stakeholder perspectives, improving both test coverage and usability assessment. Based in Pennsylvania, he’s comfortable bridging legacy engineering workflows and modern verification practices to accelerate product maturity.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering at Easwari Engineering College
Master of Science - MS, Mechanical Engineering, Master of Science - MS, Mechanical Engineering at Purdue University - The Graduate School
A high effective golang library for parsing big-sized sitemaps and avoiding high memory usage. The sitemap parser was written on golang without external dependencies.
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