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Aditya Morey, design-for-debug and silicon-observability engineer at NVIDIA.
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I’m Aditya Morey (also published as Aditya Prakash Morey), an engineer working on design-for-debug (DFX), silicon observability, and post-silicon validation for AI and HPC hardware at NVIDIA.
My work centers on making complex silicon inspectable: scan and JTAG state capture, on-chip instrumentation, and repeatable debug platforms that turn low-level hardware behavior into root-cause workflows engineers can actually use. Earlier in my career I worked in silicon and systems roles including at Intel.
I hold degrees from Northeastern University and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur. I write and research on AI-infrastructure economics, observability as a safety primitive for autonomous systems, and quantum-classical computing, including the SSRN working paper “The Cost of Usable Intelligence: A Unified Framework for Measuring AI's Economic Productivity Frontier.” I’m a named inventor on the granted US additive-manufacturing patent US 12,172,378 B1.
Independent institutional records also connect both name forms to my work and education: Northeastern University lists my project “Reinventing the Total Hip Implant for an Aging Population” under its 2021 FOCUS Awards (COE Solutions, Graduate), and IIT Kanpur’s official 51st Convocation brochure lists Aditya Prakash Moreyunder B.Tech., Materials Science & Engineering.
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I had the pleasure of managing Aditya Morey at Intel, where he worked across multiple areas and consistently demonstrated strong technical depth, adaptability, and ownership. Aditya has a rare ability to quickly ramp up in new domains while delivering thoughtful, high-quality solutions. He approaches complex problems with curiosity and rigor, collaborates effectively across teams, and can be trusted to see initiatives through from concept to execution. As a manager, I valued his reliability, clear communication, and willingness to take on responsibility beyond his immediate scope. Now at NVIDIA, Aditya is well positioned to take on new challenges, and I'm confident he will continue to make a strong impact wherever he applies his skills.