Hardware Engineer

If you walk down Ramalayam Street in Patamata Lanka, you’ll find me at D. No: 63-2-12. This part of Vijayawada can get really loud with the traffic and the people heading toward the temple, but inside my space, it’s mostly just the sound of a cooling fan and me tapping on things. I’ve been set up here as a Hardware Engineer for some time now. The humidity in 520010 really does a number on electronics, so I see a lot of corrosion and parts that just gave up. My workspace isn't very large, but it's enough for the tools I need. I spend hours looking through a magnifying glass, trying to find a tiny break in a trace or a blown capacitor. The neighbors are good people, and we usually look out for each other. Sometimes the power goes out, and I just have to sit there and wait, maybe grab a snack from the shop next door. It’s a simple life. I don't have a big team or a fancy office. It’s just me, my tools, and whatever project is currently sitting on the bench. People in the area know the address, and they come by when they have a problem they can't fix themselves. It's a steady rhythm of repairing and testing, and that's just how I like to keep things moving along for the folks here.