Who I Am
I am in the sixth semester of my BSc in Aerospace Engineering at Warsaw
University of Technology. My projects sit at the overlap of analysis,
manufacturing, mission design, and scientific curiosity.
I am most motivated by work that connects calculations to something physically
credible, whether that means a microgravity payload, an aircraft wing load path,
or a deformation-monitoring workflow that has to hold up in the Arctic. I was born
in India, grew up in the United States, and am now studying in Poland, which has
shaped how I work across different professional expectations, team cultures, and
technical environments.
What I Work With
- CATIA V5
- NX Siemens
- ANSYS Fluent
- ANSYS Mechanical
- ESA SNAP
- MATLAB
- Python
- OpenCV
- KiCad
- Git
- Agile
- Scrum
- Project Planning
How I Collaborate
Alongside the technical tools, I place a lot of value on project management and
team coordination. I am comfortable working with Agile and Scrum-style structures,
managing task flow, tracking milestones, and keeping multidisciplinary teams aligned
as projects move from concept to execution.
Because I have lived and studied across India, the United States, and Poland, I
also bring an awareness of cultural etiquette, regulations, and team dynamics that
helps me communicate clearly and work effectively in international environments.
Current Momentum
My present project set includes Sentinel-1 InSAR research in Longyearbyen, a
flying-boat conceptual design study, a Mars rover transmission shaft design, and a
Taylor-Couette flow experiment proposal for ESA REXUS/BEXUS.
The REXUS concept is currently on hold while the team prepares a stronger
resubmission for the June 2026 application cycle.
