Robotics Engineer and AI Enthusiast
I am a graduate robotics student passionate about building intelligent robotic systems. Currently, I am pursuing my Master's in Robotics Engineering at the University of Maryland, College Park, where I am developing expertise in autonomous systems, computer vision, and AI.
My academic foundation includes a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Robotics from IIT Jodhpur. During my time there, I worked on several challenging projects, including object detection using LiDAR, reinforcement learning for robotic gait control, and human-following robots.
I have gained valuable industry experience through internships at Symbotic LLC as a Perception Software Engineer, working on autonomous mobile robots for warehouse automation, and as a MITACS Globalink Research Intern at the University of Alberta, focusing on multi-agent reinforcement learning for autonomous vehicles.
Beyond software, I am also passionate about robot design and have a strong proficiency in SolidWorks. My technical skills span Python, C++, ROS 2, TensorFlow, and OpenCV. I am particularly interested in designing robotic systems, building software for robots, exploring advanced computer vision techniques, and path planning.

GAMMA Lab
College Park, Maryland
Traffic Navigation for Curbside Robots


Symbotic LLC (NASDAQ: SYM)
Boston, Massachusetts
I was part of the Perception - Case Estimation team, working on developing advanced computer vision solutions for autonomous mobile robots in large-scale warehouse environments.


Bio-Imaging and Machine Vision (BMV) Lab
College Park, Maryland
Crab Detection Robotics System - Worked on developing computer vision and robotics solutions for automated detection and manipulation systems.

University of Alberta
Edmonton, Canada
Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning for Autonomous Vehicle - Conducted research on autonomous vehicle systems using advanced reinforcement learning techniques.



20th IEEE/ASME International Conference on Mechatronic and Embedded Systems and Applications (MESA)
Presented research on alleviating viscoelastic creep in electrostatically driven soft dielectric elastomer actuators using input shaping scheme at the IEEE/ASME MESA conference in Genova, Italy.

The Journal of The Textile Institute
Developed a smart wristband sensor using polyester-stainless steel materials for continuous skin temperature monitoring with enhanced comfort and accuracy.

Micromachines Journal
Contributed to research on developing high-efficiency methods for producing room-temperature liquid metal wires that are compatible with standard electronic prototyping connectors.
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