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Electronics & Communication Engineer | Robotics & VLSI Enthusiast | Ex-Intern @ Brakes India

About

I’ve always believed that the best way to learn engineering is to build thing, and occasionally break them in the process. My time in Engineering has been defined by this "hands-on" approach. Whether it was troubleshooting a 3D-printed prosthetic finger that wouldn't quite move right or setting up an automated water monitoring system to stop my home tank from overflowing, I’ve found that I’m at my best when I'm turning a schematic into a working prototype. During my internship at Brakes India Pvt. Ltd., I got my first real look at engineering outside the lab. Working on the factory floor taught me the discipline of the New Product Development (NPD) cycle, from the precision required in calibration to the pressure of testing components in a high-stakes automotive environment. What I bring to the table: Technical Grit: I’m equally comfortable soldering a PCB amplifier as I am writing control logic for an Arduino-based robot. Multilingual Reach: I’m fluent in English, Hindi, and Urdu, and I’ve been teaching myself Turkish to better navigate global technical environments. Adaptable Mindset: Trained under the JNTUH, I’m ready to jump into everything from field testing to technical documentation. I’m currently looking for entry-level roles in Automotive Electronics, Industrial Automation, or Technical Support. If you're looking for an engineer who isn't afraid to get their hands dirty, let’s connect.

Location

Greater Hyderabad Area

Work experience

Technical module intern at Brakes India, Nov 2025 - Feb 2026 · 4 mos, Polambakkam, New product

Education

Bachelor of Technology - BTech, Electronics and communication, Joginpally B.R Engineering College

Mpc, Narayana Junior College - India