Aug 2022 – Present · 3 yrs 10 mos · On-site

• Thesis: “Alloy design for high strength high conductivity aluminum alloys processed via novel solid stir extrusion technique”
• Developed lean alloy compositions for enhanced alloying efficiency in the novel Al alloys targeted to improve strength and electrical conductivity ideal for cable applications.
• Implemented novel solid stir extrusion (StirX®) method to fabricate the designed compositions followed by parametric optimization of the process to achieve ideal properties.
• Utilized ThermoCalc software to refine alloy compositions, ensuring an optimal balance of strength and conductivity.
• Employed advanced microstructural and mechanical characterization techniques, including high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM), and nanoindentation techniques.
• Successfully formulated two compositions demonstrating significant percentage increases in targeted properties.
• Authored and published three research in well-reputed peer-reviewed journals.

Aug 2021 – Aug 2022 · 1 yr · On-site

•  Senior Design Team
• Offered mentorship in microscopy techniques and analysis to a group of students
• Enhanced teamwork and leadership skills, fostering personal growth and proficiency
•  Grader for MTSE 3050- Mechanical Behavior of Materials Course (MTSE 3050)
• Evaluated and graded student assignments with accuracy and attention to detail
• Provided clear explanations and resolved student doubts effectively, contributing to enhanced confidence and clarity in the topic
•  Lab Assistant for Mechanical Testing and Treatment of 4140 Steel (MTSE 3100):
• Assisted students in conducting experiments and analyzing data
• Collaborated with faculty in assessing and grading student performance in experiments
• Helped me in building confidence of speaking and equipped me with lab instruments including rolling, heat treatment and hardness
•  Grader for MTSE 3000 (MTSE 3000)
• Evaluated and graded student assignments with accuracy and attention to detail
• Provided clear explanations and resolved student doubts effectively, contributing to enhanced confidence and clarity in the topic
•  Lab Assistant for Material Science Lab (MTSE 3003)
• Assisted students in conducting experiments and analyzing data
• Collaborated with faculty in assessing and grading student performance in experiments
• Helped me in presentation, communication, and exposure to basics of material science

Jul 2020 – Jul 2021 · 1 yr · On-site

• Participated in three major shutdowns and contributed to the planning team for inspections of equipment and reactors.
• Observed and supervised technicians during troubleshooting activities, gaining practical experience in comprehensive inspections and assessments of plant systems.
• Collaborated effectively with colleagues from diverse departments, enhancing teamwork and communication skills in a high-pressure environment.
• Actively participated in corrosion monitoring and non-destructive testing processes, leading to improved problem-solving skills by identifying corrosion issues and defects early, facilitating proactive maintenance to minimize downtime.
• Analyzed material costs in diverse operations, honing financial acumen and decision-making skills for budget assessment and procurement.

Jul 2019 – Jul 2020 · 1 yr · On-site

• Acquired practical knowledge and technical skills through hands-on experience and training sessions.
• Gained insights into the industrial processes and operations specific to RIL Industries, understanding the intricacies of production, maintenance, and quality control.
• Developed the ability to analyze and solve technical issues encountered in day-to-day operations, contributing to operational efficiency and productivity.
• Received training on safety protocols and regulatory compliance standards, prioritizing workplace safety and adherence to industry regulations.
• Participated in continuous learning and development opportunities, including workshops, seminars, and mentorship programs, to enhance technical expertise and career growth within the organization.

May 2018 – Jul 2018 · 2 mos · Canada · On-site

• Employed pyrolysis to convert canola husk into biochar, enhancing surface chemical reactivity towards iron and arsenic.
• Optimized the process for increasing absorbent efficiency towards metal removal while preserving water quality.
• Utilized advanced laboratory techniques such as Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR), Carbon-Hydrogen-Nitrogen-Sulfur analysis (CHNS), and XRD.
• Recognized as the best summer intern for outstanding contributions in the field. E

Nov 2017 – May 2018 · 6 mos

May 2016 – Oct 2017 · 1 yr 5 mos

• Being a mentor, l gained experience in organizing and managing interactive sessions with juniors and seniors.

Jun 2016 – May 2017 · 11 mos · Jaipur Area, India