Hardware validated · M.E. thesis
Layer-2 Ethernet security firewall
Moving Ethernet security policy into programmable logic, with a compact rule engine and bounded evaluation latency.
Explore projectHardware architecture · Engineering leadership
I’m Sundaram S S, a hardware architecture and VLSI engineer based in Coimbatore, India. I work across Verilog and SystemVerilog RTL, FPGA design, SoC integration and hardware security, alongside engineering leadership, technology strategy and delivery.
Coimbatore, India · Open to meaningful conversations

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Explore my hands-on engineering work, technical leadership and programme responsibilities alongside my education and industry experience. I welcome roles that combine technical depth with ownership and delivery.
Selected work
Hardware validated · M.E. thesis
Moving Ethernet security policy into programmable logic, with a compact rule engine and bounded evaluation latency.
Explore projectIndustry internship · Aviat Networks
An industry internship exploring VLAN switching on a Zynq UltraScale+ SoC platform.
Explore projectProfessional capabilities
My work spans design and implementation, with responsibility for technical direction, teams and execution.
Explore my capabilitiesTurning requirements into subsystem boundaries, interface contracts, datapaths, and practical design trade-offs.
Describing hardware, building reusable blocks, and connecting designs to real FPGA platforms.
Coordinating people, technical decisions and execution so engineering work progresses with clear priorities and accountability.
Connecting engineering feasibility, reusable IP and product priorities to a practical technology roadmap.
Writing & research
Springer · Smart System for Integrated Computing and Communication
Secure SoC architectures. Reusable datapaths. Better ways to connect hardware and software.
Current focusOpportunities & collaboration
Connect with me about engineering roles, research collaboration, technical reviews and project support.
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