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Dr. Reddy Penumalli Is New Head for Analog Devices, India

Analog Devices today announced the promotion of Dr. Reddy Penumalli to the new position of Managing Director of Analog Devices’ India. In this capacity, Dr. Reddy will be responsible for Strategic Planning, Operations, Administration and Management of all ADI facilities in India. This appointment is a step further in the company’s efforts to unify its two India centers located in Bangalore and Hyderabad into an integrated strategy for India.

Congratulating Dr. Reddy on his appointment, Jerry McGuire, General Manager, Convergent Processing Systems Group said, “We are extremely pleased to announce Dr. Reddy’s appointment as Managing Director of ADI India. In his new role, Dr. Reddy will be instrumental in structuring ADI’s business in the country. We are confident that his years of valuable experience and expertise in the industry will catalyze the overall growth of our company.”

Commenting on his new role, Dr. Reddy said, “I look forward to this opportunity to further strengthen ADI’s operations in India through optimizing the efficiency between our two centers thus contributing more effectively to our global network.”

Dr. Reddy has industry experience spanning over 26 years and has been with Analog Devices for the last 19 years as part of the Corporate as well as the Research and Development organization. In 2005, Dr. Reddy was appointed Managing Director of Analog Devices’ Hyderabad Development Center. Between 1997 and 2002, Dr. Reddy served as Managing Director for Analog Devices’ India Product Development Center (IPDC) in Bangalore. In this role, he was responsible for the growth of the IPDC in the areas of Chip Design (DSP and mixed signal chips), DSP software development and DSP application engineering. Prior to joining Analog Devices, Dr. Reddy was with AT&T Bell Labs as a Distinguished Member of Technical Staff and Engineering Manager for over seven years. Dr. Reddy has a Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas.


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