Heyo! I'm Prabhat Kumar, and I'm an embedded systems developer who loves turning hardware into smart, responsive systems. My journey into embedded development started with a curiosity for how things work under the hood—tinkering with microcontrollers, sensors, and firmware quickly evolved into a full-on passion for crafting reliable, low-level software that powers real-world devices. Would you believe me if my first project was a Chat Application with ESP32?

Fast forward to today, I've worked on everything from real-time monitoring systems to power-efficient IoT devices. My current focus is on building performant, maintainable firmware and integrating hardware-software interfaces that are both robust and scalable. I'm also exploring Rust, ESP-IDF, Zephyr RTOS, and more and custom bootloaders to push boundaries in embedded and systems programming.

I love working collaboratively with a team, combining our strengths to create projects that not only meet user needs but are ones I personally enjoy and use. The process of brainstorming, problem-solving, and refining ideas with others is something I truly value. I'm also passionate about researching and writing about technology, whether it's diving deep into new trends, experimenting with different tools, or sharing my insights in blog posts.

My hobbies include reading, travelling and watching interesting thriller shows and movies. I'm always up for a conversation about firmware quirks, open-source tools, or the next big thing in embedded tech.