I am a Research Engineer at Glass Imaging, where I am responsible for R&D from concept to real-time on-device deployment for smartphone imaging, including HDR, SDR, and image registration. I have driven the end-to-end ML research and development cycle to support initial product shipments. Previously, I was a Senior Machine Learning Engineer at Qualcomm Technologies (San Diego, CA), developing hardware-efficient computer vision systems for 6DoF head-pose tracking and 3D reconstruction. I earned my MS from Penn State University, focusing on visual perception (recognition, localization, segmentation) and 3D vision under Prof. C. Lee Giles and Prof. Dan Kifer. I received my BS in ECE from Delhi College of Engineering (2019), advised by Prof. Rajesh Rohilla. During my undergraduate studies, I was a visiting researcher at the University of Manitoba (Prof. Yang Wang) and a research intern at IIT Kanpur (Prof. Vinay Namboodiri) and IIT Delhi (Prof. Madasu Hanmandlu).
Feb' 2026 Invited as guest speaker to kick-off the speaker seminar series IEEE CS Society San-Diego Chapter
Oct' 2025 Invited as speaker at the A Tour Through AI-powered Photography and Imaging
Tutorial @ ICCV 2025
May' 2024 Joined Glass Imaging as Senior Research Engineer to drive the team's efforts in end to end Neual ISP stack.
Oct' 2023 Top performer in team and promoted to Senior Machine Learning Engineer at Qualcomm Technologies Inc.
June' 2022 Represented XR team - Qualcomm Technologies Inc. at CVPR 2022 and gave multiple demos on XR headset working 3DR solution.
June' 2021 Graduated from Penn State and started working at Qualcomm Technologies Inc. as a Machine Learning Engineer.
March' 2021 Full paper accepted to CVPR 2021 - OmniCV Workshop.
Aug' 2020 Full paper accepted to ACM-MM 2020 - HuMA Workshop; ECCV 2020 - BEEU Workshop.
Feb' 2020 Invited as one of the Grantees for Google AI - Impact Challenge Summit; Paper accepted to LREC-2020.
July' 2019 Work accepted to Journal of Modern Physics; Paper accepted to AVSS-2019.
August' 2018 Wonderful summer spent at Computer-Vision lab, University of Manitoba.