Akshat Pathak
About Akshat Pathak
Akshat Pathak is a Software Engineer at TomTom with extensive experience in automotive and infotainment software development.
Current Position at TomTom
Akshat Pathak has been working as a Software Engineer at TomTom since 2019. In this role, he is based in the Eindhoven Area, Netherlands. His current focus is on developing software for the automotive and infotainment domains. His responsibilities include leveraging various development tools such as VI Editor, Codelite, and Eclipse, as well as utilizing defect tracking tools like RADAR and Redmine.
Previous Roles and Industry Experience
Akshat Pathak's career includes diverse roles in the software engineering field. He worked as a Consultant at Wipro Digital in the Bengaluru Area, India, in 2018 for nine months. Before that, he was a Software Engineer at Toshiba from 2015 to 2017 and a Senior Engineer at Mindtree from 2011 to 2015. Across these roles, Akshat has gained substantial experience in software development, specifically in performance and stress-testing of software systems, and has worked with various hardware platforms like IMX6Q Sabrelite and IMX53.
Educational Background
Akshat Pathak holds a Bachelor of Technology (BTech) degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering from Skyline Institute of Engineering and Technology. He completed his studies in 2011 after four years of academic pursuit from 2007 to 2011.
Technical Skills and Tools
Akshat Pathak is proficient in several development tools and technologies. His expertise includes VI Editor, Codelite, Eclipse, GDB, and Simics for debugging. He is skilled in version control systems, particularly Gitlab and SVN, and has experience with defect tracking tools such as RADAR and Redmine. Additionally, he is familiar with OOPS concepts, device drivers, UML designing with Astah, and uses Yocto for embedded Linux development.
Expertise in Automotive and Infotainment Domains
Akshat Pathak's professional experience includes significant work in the automotive and infotainment domains. His expertise encompasses developing and debugging software tailored for these industries. He has utilized hardware platforms like IMX6Q Sabrelite and IMX53 and employed tools like Yocto for embedded Linux development, ensuring robust performance and stress-testing of software systems.