Summary
Pratyush Nandi is a research scientist and PhD student at the University of Utah with eight years of experience at the intersection of computer architecture, machine learning, and hardware accelerators. He has published in venues such as IEEE EMBC, IV, GLSVLSI, ICCCD LASCAS, and SysCon, and brings industry-tested expertise from internships and roles at Qualcomm and Analog Devices. His work blends system-level modeling, FPGA-based teaching and prototyping, and architecture research—demonstrated by research assistantships across institutions in India, Spain, and Canada. Comfortable moving ideas from simulation to silicon-relevant experiments, he pairs rigorous academic results with practical implementation insight. Based in Salt Lake City, he maintains a focus on computer architecture research and accelerator design while mentoring students through hands-on system design courses. Colleagues value him for translating theoretical contributions into tangible system-level improvements that inform real-world hardware development.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
The University of Utah
International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore
Intermediate/+2, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, 93.2%, Intermediate/+2, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, 93.2% at Delhi Public School Indirapuram
English, Hindi