Worshipping the Silicon Gods

Baptizing this blog was a difficult process. I know I was going to write about software but was not sure what the hell in software will I be writing about. Definitely I am not going to discuss the working of malloc or complain how Java is turning developers lazy. Anything about software, anything that might interest these crazy tribes ranging from Longhorn to the new cafe in Bangalore.

Thats fine but there should be a central theme. I have decided that its going to be the taboos in worshiping the silicon gods and the orthodox rites & rituals that would make Silicon Gods happy so that they bless our team for coming up with timely deliverables and quality bytes of machine code.

So today a little bit about me ... I am an MBA from the Indian School of Business... Joined Amazon India development center as TPPM (Technical Product Program Manager) just a week ago. Before taking up ISB, I was working with iNautix (yes, N capital) Technologies, a software subsidiary of Bank of NewYork Securities. Am new to Bangalore, still exploring BTM to find a new girl friend and roaming around the city with Eicher city map in hand. Am staying with a bunch of Oraclites (Any idea how this Oracle guys call themselves?) and thats it.