KRISH SHAH

Associate Consultant

India4 yrs 9 mos experience

Key Highlights

Led development of a 5m Radio Telescope.
Optimized parameters for dark matter detection.
Analyzed gravitational wave data from LIGO.

Stackforce AI infers this person is a Research Scientist with expertise in Astrophysics and Electronics.

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Core Skills

Python (programming Language)RootSignal ProcessingAnalog CircuitsProject ManagementPhysicsTeam ManagementTeam LeadershipNuclear Physics

Other Skills

ActingArt DirectionAstronomyAstrophysicsAudio EngineeringCST Microwave StudioData AnalysisDigital AudioDramaElectronicsEvent ManagementFortranGarfield++MPIMathematics

Experience

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Analyst

Jul 2025 – Present · 8 mos · On-site

The australian national university

Research Scholar

May 2024 – Present · 1 yr 10 mos · Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia · On-site

Selected for the ANU-FRT program to collaborate with the Dark Matter Group at the Australian National Univeristy.
Utilized simulation tools like Garfield++ and COMSOL to optimize GEM-TPC parameters, critical to dark-matter detection.
Led improvements in detector electronics and received training at the Heavy Ion Accelerator Facility, gaining hands-on
experience with high-precision instrumentation, and calibration methods for complex experimental setups.

ROOTGarfield++Python (Programming Language)

Iucaa, pune, india

VSP Student Researcher

May 2023 – Jul 2023 · 2 mos · Pune, Maharashtra, India · On-site

Worked on Gravitational wave data analysis from LIGO, VIRGO using Pycbc and researched on the effects of Type II Lensing of Gravitational waves.
Extended the research on precession and eccentric binary systems to see how the effects will bias the recovery.
Gave a seminar talk on "Effect of Type II Lensing on Gravitational waves detection"

Python (Programming Language)

Radio telescope project

Head of Electrical Team

Mar 2023 – May 2025 · 2 yrs 2 mos · Roorkee, Uttarakhand, India · On-site

Led electrical infrastructure development for a 5m Radio Telescope, enhancing signal strength (SNR) by 20dB.
Repurposed a TV dish antenna into a Small Radio Telescope, capturing solar transit and mapping geostationary satellites.
Designed an analog circuit for to process RF signals by integrating amplifiers, filters, mixers, and ADCs, enabling
efficient data transmission between the telescope and computer system while increasing the signal power.
Constructed a horn antenna to detect the 1420 MHz hydrogen line, leveraging signal analysis and astrophysics
knowledge to verify the existence of three Milky Way spiral arms.

CST Microwave StudioAnalog CircuitsSignal Processing