Piyush Itankar is an embedded software engineer with 10 years of experience building low-level firmware and SoC software at Google and Intel, now focused on ChromeOS Linux kernel internals. He brings deep hands-on expertise in ARM-A/ARM-M and RISC-V boot and bare-metal programming, RTOSes like Little Kernel and FreeRTOS, device drivers, hardware bring-up and RF/Bluetooth stacks. His background spans system-on-chip design flows, GNSS firmware memory/math tooling, FPGA/Verilog interests, and practical reverse-engineering of hardware/software boundaries. Known for mentoring junior engineers and delivering pragmatic hardware-software co-design, he combines electrical engineering roots with software craftsmanship. An early toy-maker at heart, he still treats embedded systems as magic—translating silicon quirks into reliable production code.
10 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor’s Degree, Electrical Engineering, Bachelor’s Degree, Electrical Engineering at G.H. Raisoni College of Engineering(GHRCE), Nagpur
Master’s Degree, Embedded Systems, Master’s Degree, Embedded Systems at Manipal School of Information Sciences
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