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I am working as a Researcher at TechSolve Inc, Cincinnati. My primary responsibilities are to investigate, develop and provide solutions for improving client operations and processes in terms of higher efficiency and cost reduction. Conduct technical evaluations and provide technical support to clients to assist them with integration of modern manufacturing and operational techniques. My current research activities include supervisory monitoring and control, knowledge-based systems, interoperability within various process modules, prognostics and health management systems. I am currently pursuing MBA at the Williams School of Business, Xavier University.

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About Me

I completed my schooling from Symbiosis School (popularly known as 'Symbi') and then joined Fergusson college for my higher secondary education. I was admitted in the prestigious  Government College of Engineering, Pune (COEP) for electrical engineering. I was very fortunate to get a branch change to mechanical discipline after my first year of engineering. During the last year of mechanical engineering I completed a project “Design and Manufacture of a Work Holding Fixture for Manufacturing Cams for Cam Action Dies” at Tata Motors (formerly TELCO) Pune, India in a team of four students. The main concept of the project was to design and manufacture a work-holding device that will enable any worker to achieve the accuracy of angles on a work piece even with a simple (vertical spindle) end-milling cutter. After graduating in 2004, I worked for Infosys Technologies Limited as a software engineer in the print services group for Capital One corporation, VA.

I completed my Master of Science degree in MIN Engineering Department at University of Cincinnati. During my master's I was working as a research assistant at the Intelligent Systems Laboratory. My past internship was (Sep06-Apr07) at TechSolve Inc. (Cincinnati, OH) where I was working as technical lead for the SMPI platform. The Smart Machine Platform Initiative (SMPI) was funded by the Department of Defense through the U.S. Army Benet Laboratories. As part of the project entitled "Operating System Design for Smart Machine Platform," I was working closely with engineers and researchers from TechSolve Inc. on defining a supervisory system for the smart machine platform initiative.  The proposed supervisory system will interact with the following modules: Machine Tool Metrology, Health & Maintenance, On-Machine Probing, Tool Wear Monitoring and Intelligent High-Speed Machining.

In my recent internship I was working as a research intern in the area of Open Source Data Analytics at SAP labs, Palo Alto CA. My primary responsibilities included data mining,  statistical analyses and development of machine learning models of open source research projects in the Open Source Research Group of SAP Research.