Arun Sharma
Expertise:
Electronics and Communication EngineeringExperience:
34 YearsAbout Arun Sharma
Arun Sharma is an industry veteran with more than 34 years of experience. He is an Electronics and Communication Engineering graduate with MBA.
He has worked in national and international companies in different senior role positions and travelled to several countries. His work areas include manufacturing, semiconductor component distribution, IT and IT peripherals , Industrial Electronics, Railway Signaling, Traction, Defense and Aerospace, Solar Photovoltaic Energy.
He is Intel certified field application engineer for embedded products.
Arun Sharma is alumnus of MBM Engineering College, Jodhpur India and KV Airforce. He is member of several professional institutions. He is also member of Lions Club.
An ardent book reader, his papers and articles have been published in technical and non-technical magazines.
Professional Skills
Personal Experience
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Honors & Awards
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