Tech Innovator Divya Pratap’s Big Plans Include Mentorship

DALLAS, TX / ACCESSWIRE / March 18, 2021 / In the age of the hustle and the grind, constant work and effort is required for success, along with quick thinking and wisdom. But this is especially true for the tech industry. One of the fastest growing, most rapidly evolving, and highly competitive industries in the world today, anything short of complete devotion is an obstacle to success, creativity, and innovation. Yet somehow, Divya Pratap is able to manage all of these requirements while still investing himself in the younger generations, volunteering in schools to lead others towards STEM.

Growing up in a small countryside village where the books they had access to were given on a sharing basis, Pratap has seen the importance of technological advancement and active education. Striving to provide both an example to follow as well as lessons and encouragement to those in school, his driving ambition is to inspire people to grow in their passion and pursuit of the STEM fields. Pratap says, ” Being a part of multiple technology consortiums and as an active K-12 volunteer, helping to motivate people about STEM and creating events to socialize technology is a lifelong passion. I want others to know of the opportunities out there, and reach their potential in this field.”

Currently, Pratap is a research and development supply chain technologist at Intel as Hardware Product System Integrator. His responsibilities include developing a new ecosystem per requirements of next-generation products & bench-marking emerging technology in the industry. As one of the sharpest minds in the tech industry, he is at the forefront, leading the direction the rest of the industry will follow. His future plans are to create unique optical products, completely changing the hardware landscape of technology used on a daily basis.

Divya Pratap was nominated as a senior member of IEEE due to his recognized contributions to the welfare of the scientific or engineering profession. His research has a direct impact on the tech industry. His contributions in the engineering field have enabled self-driving cars to observe the world with a continuous 360 degrees of visibility, through novel optical products. Data centers are exponentially expanding & to support this growth infrastructure and manufacturing capability needs to be developed. Optics and optical manufacturing is a very advanced and complex field-GEO’s like China are generations ahead in building products compared to US-based peer competitors. With changing tariffs and business policies, it is now necessary to bring manufacturing capability within the US. This would not only help the US rebuild the leadership in optical communication technologies but also help in creating new jobs. High-speed optical interconnects design and manufacturing is the next big thing in the data center industry.

However, Pratap hasn’t always had the success and fulfillment he has now. Through his life of overcoming obstacles, beating the odds, and landing himself where he dreamed, he also faced numerous setbacks, failed ideas, and critics. But his vision for his life (to be a leading tech innovator and creator) and the world around him (to embrace and pursue the STEM fields and reach intellectual potential) kept him going, driving him to the position he is in now.

And these failures and setbacks weren’t without their benefits. Like all innovators, Pratap chose to learn from every experience he had, using it to make him better equipped for the future. His advice is to “Choose to appreciate failure and learn from your success. Failures and successes happen for a reason.” In fact, Pratap says that failures and mistakes are crucial to success. Comparing them to paint, he says “Failure is the primer to success. Without primer paint doesn’t hold up. Without failure, success won’t last or stick, because you won’t have the lessons and experiences to keep you there.”

With all of the incredible opportunities, Pratap knows that there is plenty of space for him to execute his visions with his optical products as well as welcome younger minds into the industry. He says that “Semiconductor Trade organizations are making predictions that chip sales grow exponentially to over 5% in the near term reaching almost $500 Billion in revenue.” With all of this opportunity and possibility, success for Pratap doesn’t just look like his own ventures taking off. It looks like bringing new generations into STEM to continue to produce and innovate.

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