About Me...
I am a third-year undergraduate student pursuing a Bachelor of Science at New Jersey Institute of Technology. As a mechanical engineering major, I am fascinated by the intricacies of engines, tools, and machines. My goal is to, one day, design and enhance these components, augmenting their efficiency to create a better user experience. My diverse experience in 3-D modeling can be corroborated by my Autodesk Inventor certification and previous projects completed using Creo Parametric. Interning in the Gas Operations department at PSE&G has given me the opportunity to apply my academic understanding in engineering to real-world applications while also enhancing my data analytics and communication skills through being in a team-centric environment. I am currently exploring opportunities to grow my network and engineering knowledge through internships, research, and co-ops.
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EDUCATION
2018-2021
Bachelor's Degree
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Newark, NJ
Candidate for Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering
​Dean's List Recipient
Grade Point Average: 3.819/4.00
2014-2018
High School Diploma
Passaic County Technical Institute
Wayne, NJ
Project Lead the Way
National Honor Society Member
Grade Point Average: 3.803/4.00
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EXPERIENCE
2020
Gas Operations Technical Intern
PSE&G
Burlington, NJ
Perform quality control and data analytics on customer follow up calls in response to COVID-19. Assist in the execution of operations and maintenance identified leak repairs in the 12 gas districts and conduct an analysis of data for gas leak surveys. Analyze data from financial reports to create interactive dashboards using Power BI for PSE&G competitive services.
2019
Warehouse Associate
Amazon
Moonachie, NJ
In charge of assigning Amazon flex drivers their routes for the Prime First Day shipment within Hudson, Bergen, and Passaic counties. Responsible for resolving any technical issues that may arise with the shipment and assist in the operation of the warehouse
2016-2018
Member Services Counselor
AAA Northeast
Wayne, NJ
Responsible for sending out emergency roadside assistance in coordination with outside contractors and police departments to members in need. Had to input member information, pay attention to detail, being able to detect fraud, and handling customers under stressful conditions.
PROJECTS
Project Respire
With a talented team of driven individuals, we have developed a potentially lifesaving mechanical accessory for patients undergoing CPR, delivering increased accuracy, reduced risk, and less strain on first responders. The initial prototype has been designed utilizing Autodesk Inventor and it is currently undergoing continuous improvements. We plan to file a utility patent and have a fully functioning prototype by Fall 2020.
Creo Innovation Showcase- Tripod
Reverse-engineered a Bosch Camera Tripod, identifying all the mechanical component and modelling each individual component using Creo Parametric 5.0. Assembled the Bosch Camera Tripod on Creo Parametric and fabricated part drawings, assembly drawings, and patents into a report. Presented the final product to a team of judges and successfully placed.
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N.A.S.A. HUNCH - Can Compressor Mechanism
Designed and created a can compressor mechanism to be utilized on the International Space System. The mechanism had to compress used food cans to maximize storage efficiency on the International Space System. Additionally, the can compressor was designed to contain any metal shards that may result as a biproduct of the compression. Our final design will be taken into consideration by N.A.S.A.
SKILLS
Engineering Software
Creo Parametric 5.0+
MD Solids 4.1.0
Data Analysis Software
Microsoft Power BI
Microsoft Excel
Minitab
Programming Languages
MATLAB 8.6+
Python 3.8+
Arduino 1.8+
Languages
English
Punjabi
Hindi
AWARDS AND ORGANIZATIONS
2018- Present
Award
NJIT Academic Excellence Scholarship
Awarded to students who maintain a Grade Point Average of 3.0 or above.
2018- Present
Organization
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Position: Member
Involved with online seminars by industry professionals, career enrichment, and skills development for engineering disciplines.
2018
Award
Awarded to students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams.
2018
Award
PCTI Education Foundation Scholarship
Awarded to students who exibit exemplary academic performance.
2017
Organization
NJ American Legion Boys State
Position: Johnson City Councilman
A selective educational program of government instruction allowing students to learn and become a part of the operation of local, county, and state governments.
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LABORATORY REPORTS
Engineering Materials and Processes
Engineering Materials and Processes introduces students to materials such as metals, ceramics, and polymers while also teaching about the processes that affect these materials. Some of these processes include forming, heat treatment, and additive manufacturing. Below are some laboratory experiments conducted throughout this course.
Strength of Materials
Strength of Materials builds upon topics learned in the course Engineering Statics such as force equilibrium and free body diagrams. This course provides an understanding of the different kinds of stresses, deformations, and the mechanical behavior of materials under various loads. Below are some laboratory experiments conducted throughout this course.
Physics II
Physics II introduces students to the principles of electricity and magnetism including simple dc circuits, electric field, electric potential, magnetic field, and inductance. The Physics II laboratory course strengthens the understanding of topics learned in the lecture and provided below are some laboratory experiments conduced throughout this course.
Physics I
Physics I introduces students to principles such as Newton's Laws, one dimensional motion, friction, conservation of energy and momentum, uniform circular motion, and torque. The Physics I laboratory course strengthens the understanding of topics learned in the lecture and provided below are some laboratory experiments conduced throughout this course.
COURSEWORK
Machine Design
Introduction to System Dynamics
Fluid Mechanics
Thermodynamics II
Mechanics Lab I
Kinematics of Machinery
Electrical Engineering Principles
Stress Analysis
Differential Equations