Robotics & Mechatronics Engineer
Engineering precision systems for tomorrow's machines — from concept to deployment.
Who I Am
A Mechanical Engineer with a strong focus on design and a mechatronics edge — I have a knack for turning ideas into machines that (mostly) do what they're told.
After 7 years immersed in academic and hands-on learning, I specialize in designing and developing hardware, mechatronic systems, and control systems — building innovative solutions that work hard so humans don't have to.
Currently deploying and optimizing autonomous robotic systems at scale, with deep experience in SLAM navigation, LiDAR calibration, vision systems, and fleet management in warehouse environments.
View ResumeWhat I've Built
01 — Hackathon
Developed an open-loop interactive 3 degree of freedom platform featuring a maze on top. Orientation is controlled via a remote equipped with an IMU — acceleration data feeds a microprocessor that outputs motor angles to mirror the remote's tilt. Concept, design, electronics, and code all completed within 24 hours.
Prof. Sunil Agrawal (Judge) doing the challenge — 24hr Hackathon, First Place.
02 — Autonomous Robotics
Designed and developed an autonomous quadruped robot from scratch, integrating a 360° LiDAR module for real-time obstacle detection and navigation. Created the chassis in SolidWorks and programmed control algorithms using central pattern generators, improving the robot's locomotion speed by over 15%.
03 — Precision Systems
Developed custom G-code to enhance extrusion control in 3D food printing, achieving 0.4mm print tolerance and reducing print failures. Modeled a PID control system in Simulink for stable extrusion temperatures, achieving 2mm layer accuracy and reducing material waste by 80g per print. Implemented dual-point extrusion to expand usability across food textures.
04 — Industrial Design
Developed specifically for Kalika Enterprises to streamline post-frying oil-removal. A mesh drum holds fried items while spinning inside an outer drum, effectively removing excess oil. Powered by a motor and pulley system with a durable support frame for consistent long-term use — a practical efficiency boost for small food businesses.
05 — Thermal Systems
Developed a triple tube heat exchanger integrated with nano-enhanced phase change materials (NEPCM) for efficient thermal energy storage, achieving 88.5% efficiency. Comparative testing across plain, finned, and nano-enhanced configurations showed ~3% faster charging and 5% improved discharging over standard PCM systems.
Where I've Worked
June 2024 — Present
Robotics and Rehabilitation Lab (RoAR) — Columbia University
June 2022 — Dec 2022
Indian Railways
May 2019 — Aug 2019
Zentech Industries
Academic Background
Columbia University
MS — Mechanical Engineering
University of Mumbai
BS — Mechanical Engineering
K.K. Wagh Polytechnic
Associates — Mechanical Engineering
Recognition
Lab & Field
Get In Touch
Want to add some torque to your project? I'm always open to interesting conversations and collaboration.