Prasanth Manoharan
About Prasanth Manoharan
Prasanth Manoharan is a Senior Diagnostic Developer at Bosch Global Software Technologies in Bangalore, India, where he has worked since 2019. He specializes in AUTOSAR modules and has experience in programming languages such as Embedded C, C++, and Python.
Work at Bosch Global Software Technologies
Prasanth Manoharan has been employed at Bosch Global Software Technologies since 2019, serving as a Senior Diagnostic Developer. His role involves significant responsibilities in the development and management of diagnostic systems for automotive applications. Based in Bangalore Urban, Karnataka, India, he has contributed to projects focusing on Failure Management, Customer Diagnostics, and Persistent Data Management subsystems in Gen5 Mid-Range RADAR ECUs, which are utilized in both passenger cars and commercial vehicles.
Previous Experience at KPIT and HCL Technologies
Before joining Bosch, Prasanth worked as a Software Engineer at KPIT from 2016 to 2018. His tenure there lasted for two years, during which he gained valuable experience in software development. Following his time at KPIT, he worked at HCL Technologies for eight months in 2018-2019, also as a Software Engineer. This experience across different organizations has contributed to his expertise in the automotive software domain.
Education and Expertise
Prasanth Manoharan earned his Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering from Park College of Engineering and Technology, completing his studies from 2012 to 2016. His educational background has provided him with a strong foundation in engineering principles, which he applies in his current role. He possesses expertise in various AUTOSAR modules, including DCM, DEM, MEM, and FIM, which are critical for automotive software development.
Technical Skills and Proficiencies
Prasanth is proficient in several programming languages, including Embedded C, C++, and Python. His technical skills extend to the use of automotive domain tools such as PTC Integrity, Git, Jira, DOORS, Trace32, Gtest, and various Vector-provided CAN tools. He is also familiar with automotive ISO standards, including 14229, 15765, 15031-6, and 26262, which are essential for ensuring compliance and safety in automotive software development.