Gopal Srinivasa

Gopal Srinivasa is a Principal RSDE at Microsoft Research India, with extensive expertise in RF circuit design and accessibility technology research. He has published a significant number of high-quality papers in hardware fields such as millimeter-wave 5G communication and network chip design, while also making important contributions to software accessibility technologies. As a core developer, he led the CodeTalk project, redesigning IDE accessibility features to greatly improve the programming experience for visually impaired developers. Additionally, he has contributed to the Drawiz project, which focuses on making technical diagrams accessible to visually impaired individuals, showcasing his commitment to inclusive technology in research.

• Present·Microsoft Research India·Principal Research Software Engineer
  • Contributed to the DiskANN project, developing approximate nearest neighbor search techniques for large-scale semantic search
  • Led the CodeTalk project, creating accessibility extensions for Visual Studio to improve IDE usability for visually impaired developers
  • Worked on the Drawiz project, developing audio description technology for STEM-related diagrams, enabling comprehension for visually impaired audiences

Based on Google Scholar publications, Gopal Srinivasa was active in academic research between 2017-2023, focusing on RF circuit design, millimeter-wave communication, and network chips; however, specific educational background details are not provided in the referenced web content.