Semiconductor design engineer by day, singer and literature lover always. Building circuits, reading worlds, and making life richer for those around her.
I'm a semiconductor design engineer at AMD in Singapore, where I work on the intricate logic that powers modern computing. It's precise, demanding, deeply satisfying work — and it's taught me to appreciate complexity, patience, and elegance in equal measure.
But engineering is only one dimension of who I am. I grew up in Kerala — a place where literature, music, and a deep connection to the natural world are woven into everyday life — and those roots have never left me. I read voraciously, write when inspiration strikes, and find genuine joy in singing.
I believe strongly in giving back. One of the most meaningful things I do outside of work is volunteer to read textbooks aloud for blind children — a small act that I hope opens doors to knowledge and possibility for young people who deserve every chance.
On literature, living, and the small things that make a life feel full.
Every week, I volunteer to read school textbooks aloud for children with visual impairments — recording audio that gives them access to the same curriculum their sighted peers have. It's one of the most grounding, joyful things I do.
Knowledge shouldn't depend on sight. Every child deserves the chance to learn, to explore, to imagine — and if my voice can help open that door, I'll keep showing up.
Whether you want to talk about books, chip design, volunteering opportunities, or anything else — I'm always happy to hear from kind people.