Harsha Gupta is a Senior Staff Engineer based in California with over 18 years of deep systems and audio engineering experience, currently driving audio architecture at Google. He led Chrome audio software at Intel, managing teams of 8–10 engineers and delivering end-to-end audio solutions for Intel x86 Chromebooks, including codec integration, DSP acceleration, and NHLT firmware tweaks. His background spans Linux kernel device drivers, firmware (coreboot contributions adding support for MAX98927/MAX98373 codecs), and Hyper-V kernel validation at Microsoft, giving him rare cross-platform expertise from firmware to cloud. Known for shipping ALSA drivers into mainline and enabling OEM-scalable audio features, he combines hands-on kernel work with strategic architecture and proof-of-concept execution.
11 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
MSC software engineering, MSC software engineering at PSG College of Technology
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Role in this project:
Embedded Systems Engineer / IoT Developer
Contributions:23 commits in 1 year 10 months
Contributions summary:Harsha primarily contributes to the coreboot firmware for Intel platforms, focusing on audio subsystem integration. They added support for audio codecs like MAX98927 and MAX98373, implementing drivers and device tree entries. These changes include configuring audio parameters, such as sampling rates, and incorporating IV feedback for improved audio quality. They also modified existing NHLT (Negotiated Hardware Link Table) files, demonstrating expertise in firmware and audio hardware integration.
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