Sree Iyer
Sree Iyer is an inventor, innovator, and out-of-the box thinker who has always been on the cutting edge, looking for the next big opportunity. His expertise include storage solutions, identifying new markets, developing solutions, and presenting future applications. He has over 40 U.S. and foreign patents in the areas of hardware, software, encryption and systems, flash media controllers and secure storage controllers. Many of his patent-based applications are used extensively in cryptography, encrypted storage, flash card readers to name a few. An Amazon bestselling author, he published his book NDTV Frauds, which ranked second among all e-books that were self-published in 2017. Today, he serves as the CEO of PGurus, a media initiative committed to providing you with a fair, unbiased, and accurate analysis of India.
Sree Iyer Professional Experience / Academic History
Professional Experience
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CEO
Academic History
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MS EE, Electrical and Computer Engineering
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BS, Electronics and Communication Engineering
EXPERTISE
He specializes in controls and performance of EUV sources and performs system architecture and project lead roles.
He has over 39 licenses for the CoreFLASH portfolio with recent ITC actions against infringers.
He has been involved in cloud computing architectures in the areas of storage and performance.
He is also skilled in identifying new markets and developing solutions for present and future applications.
EARLY CAREER
He was Vice President and Technical Director of Foliage, involved in strategic consulting and devising architecture and execution strategies.
He was an IP Consultant for TPL Group and a Storage Architect for IronKey, where he enabled BitLocker for IronKey devices.
He served as VP of Solutions Engineering at IntellaSys, responsible for all on-spec related operations after the acquisition of OnSpec by TPL Group.
He has extensive experience in design and development of Firmware, Device Drivers, Application Software for a variety of Operating Systems including Windows, Mac OS X, Linux etc.