I work on the ChromeOS Peripheral Team, focusing on automation, device qualification, debugging, and triaging issues across ChromeOS and AndroidOS. I have hands-on experience using Allion fixtures, custom test frameworks, and internal automation tools to validate peripherals in real-world and lab environments.

I enjoy building lightweight tools that make testing faster and more reliable — especially utilities for log parsing, automation workflows, and algorithm problem-solving.

• Languages: Python, Bash
• Platforms: ChromeOS, AndroidOS, Linux
• Automation: Docker, internal ChromeOS automation frameworks, Allion fixture control
• Testing/Debugging: Device logs, USB/I2C/SPI triage, peripheral qualification workflows
• Problem Solving: Algorithms, LeetCode patterns, recursion, sliding window, bit manipulation

A CLI tool for parsing test logs from Allion-controlled peripherals, detecting disconnects, timing issues, and communication failures.

Lightweight automation for collecting and tagging USB attach/detach patterns on ChromeOS DUTs.

• Building small automation utilities that don't require local storage
• Creating reusable templates for parsing and analyzing device logs
• Improving debugging workflows for ChromeOS DUT peripheral behavior
• Strengthening my understanding of algorithms and data structures

• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/anwar-ul-haq-mohammed-0a4b88246
• Email: anwarhaq07@gmail.com
• LeetCode: anwarhaq07

Thanks for visiting — more projects coming soon!