Ahmedabad-educated Gujarati got a big position in Apple, will be the boss of the audio department!

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Ruchir Dave Apple Audio: Ruchir Dave of Gujarati origin is going to take over the post of Vice President of Acoustics Division in tech giant Apple. It is worth mentioning that there is going to be a big change in Apple's hardware team in which Ruchir Dave will soon replace Gary Geaves.

Ruchir Dave studied in Ahmedabad

According to media reports, Ruchir Dave, who studied in Gujarat, is now going to take on a bigger responsibility in Apple and he will replace Gary Geeves. Ruchir Dave has been serving Apple company for almost 14 years. He joined this company in the year 2009. Here he was commanding the acoustics engineer team. After this, he was promoted to manager level in the year 2012. Then in the year 2021, he was appointed on the post of Senior Director. Ruchir Dave worked at Cisco for nearly 10 years before Apple.

Ruchir Dave studied in Ahmedabad

It may be noted that Ruchir Dave studied at Sharda Mandir School in Ahmedabad from 1982 to 1994. After this he graduated from Lalbhai Dalpatbhai College of Engineering, Ahmedabad in 1998. He then went to study at Penn State University. According to the information received from the sources, this announcement has been kept private for now. The company has not officially announced this. It is worth mentioning that Apple's hardware team has around 300 employees and the employees play an important role in the company's HomePod, AirPods and speakers business. The team also works on advancing sound and microphone technology, as well as software features such as special audio.

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