Sagar Borse
About Sagar Borse
Sagar Borse is an Associate Technical Project Manager at AFour Technologies with extensive experience in software and hardware development, particularly in Linux programming and communication protocols.
Company
Sagar Borse is currently employed at AFour Technologies in the Pune Area, India. He holds the position of Associate Technical Project Manager since 2021. AFour Technologies is known for its expertise in software engineering services, and Sagar's role involves overseeing technical projects and ensuring successful execution.
Title
Sagar Borse holds the title of Associate Technical Project Manager at AFour Technologies. In this capacity, he is responsible for managing various technical projects, coordinating with team members, and ensuring that project goals are met within set timelines.
Education and Expertise
Sagar Borse studied Embedded System Design at ACTS C-DAC, achieving a PGD in 2009. He also earned a Bachelor's degree in Electronics & Communication from MIT, Indore, in 2008. His expertise includes Linux Kernel Programming, Linux User Application Programming, and knowledge of several communication protocols such as MQTT, Modbus, Zigbee, WiFi, BLE, OPC-UA, HL7, SCSI, iSCSI, and SAS/SATA Basics. He is proficient in using debugging tools like PDB, GDB, DDD, and Valgrind, and monitoring tools such as Zenoss, Nagios, and sqlmonitor.
Professional Background
Sagar Borse's professional journey includes roles as a Senior Development Engineer at Calsoft from 2014 to 2016 in Pune, India, and a System Engineer at LSI, an Avago Technologies Company, from 2011 to 2014. He also worked as an Intern Trainee at LSI from 2010 to 2011 in Bengaluru, India.
Technical Skills and Tools
Sagar Borse's technical skills cover a wide range of areas, including software and hardware development/validation in Host Bus Adapters (HBAs), System on Chips (SOCs), and Emulation Environments. He is skilled in using diagnostic equipment such as Wireshark, Logic Analyzer, Oscilloscope, Protocol Analyzer, Bus Analyzer, Emulators, JTAG, Terminal Emulators, Test Mux Tools, and Host Based Validation Tools.