Dr. Soham Sinha is a systems software engineer and researcher at Nvidia. His research focuses on time-critical systems software design. He currently works on Nvidia's system design and real-time performance for the Holoscan embedded computing platform. In his doctoral thesis, he proposed a new design and implementation of a centralized multicore vehicle operating system, Drako DriveOS. He has previously worked on real-time task scheduling algortihms, progress-aware predictable program executation, predictable I/O and virtualized real-time systems. He also worked on different enterprise-scale software.

(The above para is for the Internet crawler bots. I am not really a fan of writing in third person about me.)
I completed my PhD from the Department of Computer Science at Boston University (BU) under the guidance of Prof. Rich West. Prof. Paul Lu and Prof. Di Niu advised me for Master of Science in Computing Science at the University of Alberta. I did my Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science and Technology from IIEST, Shibpur (formerly BESU) where Prof. Manas Hira introduced me to the interesting bits of CS. I also interned at Google (Cambridge, MA, USA) and Intel (Austin, TX, USA) in two summers of my PhD studies, and worked at Ericsson (Kolkata, WB, India) for two years.

I love writing code for the fun of it. I also like writing in general, especially in my native language Bengali. I have keen interest in music, economics, politics and books.

a small note: accomplishments are, in part, due to a collective effort of the people and the groups that work together, the larger society, and randomness.
another note: none of my former and current employers are responsible for any content on this website. all opinions here are my own.