Aarnav Gautam Email & Phone Number

Gainesville, Florida, United States

My team and I are developing a non-invasive continuous blood pressure monitor using PPG sensors, pressure sensors, and thermistors, coupled with a machine learning model. This product does not exist anywhere, and those with blood pressure issues have to rely on instantaneous measurements from constrictive methods to get an accurate reading. Our project solves this issue by creating a simple bracelet that anyone can wear, with the metrics continuously available on an app! I oversee project timelines, delegate tasks, and collaborate with a cardiologist at UF Shands Hospital to ensure the device meets medical standards for cardiovascular monitoring.

Gainesville, Florida, United States

Utilizing Solidworks, Unity, Meshmixer to create a digital and physical model of a caudal block procedure in order to create a mixed-reality simulation of the procedure for doctors at UF Shands’ Hospital by collaborating with the Center for Safety, Simulation, and Advanced Learning Technologies (CSSALT) at the University of Florida College of Medicine to model and cast silicone flesh with 3D-printed bones.

Gainesville, Florida, United States

Utilizing Unity and Blender to create a Virtual Reality game, used to teach Engineering Statics to undergraduate engineers.

Gainesville, Florida, United States

As a Resident Assistant at Honors Village in Gainesville, Florida, I mentor 40 residents, focusing on fostering a supportive community that promotes student well-being and academic success. My role involves building relationships with residents and offering guidance to help them navigate the challenges of college life. In addition to providing individual support, I organize and execute monthly events designed to engage students and create a friendly, welcoming environment. These events aim to build a sense of community and encourage social interaction among residents, contributing to a positive living experience.

Gainesville, Florida, United States

As co-director, I lead a committee of 4 team members to advertise and promote FLEG on multiple social media platforms. This includes recruitment, promoting events, and highlighting advice for freshmen in engineering. The position involves designing creative graphics, organizing photography efforts, and collaborating with other University of Florida engineering student organizations.

Gainesville, Florida, United States

Connecting over 1800 freshmen in the College of Engineering with resources to enhance their academic experience and help them become well-rounded individuals. Developing and conducting socials and other events for students in the College of Engineering and FLEG.

Gainesville, Florida, United States

I proudly serve as the lead of the Communications Committee at Engineers Without Borders Nepal, contributing my bilingual abilities as a Nepali speaker to bridge language barriers and enhance communication. From organizing fundraisers that exhibit Nepali culture, to connecting EWB with organizations that provide earthquake relief in Nepal, to speaking on podcasts to garner awareness and donations of our project, being Communications lead is a very busy, yet fulfilling job.

As an ambassador of the Education Committee at Engineers Without Borders Nepal, I am actively engaged in a transformative project aimed at enhancing educational opportunities for students in Phoolbari, Nepal. In collaboration with fellow committee members, I am serving to develop STEM lesson plans tailored to the needs of underprivileged students. Through this initiative, I am honing my engineering skills while making a meaningful impact on the lives of students in my homeland.

I proudly serve as an ambassador of the Communications Committee at Engineers Without Borders Nepal, contributing my bilingual abilities as a Nepali speaker to bridge language barriers and enhance communication. In this role, I can facilitate the translation of essential documents and serve as a conversational translator, fostering seamless communication between team members and the local community in Phoolbari, Nepal. My cultural background and language proficiency allow me to connect directly with leaders internationally, ensuring effective collaboration and understanding. Being part of this committee aligns perfectly with my passion for both engineering and community service, enabling me to give back to my country and make a difference in the lives of others.

Gainesville, Florida, United States

Designing and developing an innovative lunar regolith analysis robot in collaboration with a NASA mentor. Engineering a dual-sensing system utilizing 2 MOS sensors and IR spectroscopy, connected to a breadboard, and integrating it into a sophisticated program capable of identifying relative concentrations of elements present in lunar regolith, utilizing a computer program to display output voltages, laying the groundwork for creating a validated model.

Honors Village, University Of Florida, Gainesville

Serving as a secretarial position, documenting the minutes for Village Area Council (Honors Village Area).Working to maintain and manage legal documents within IRHA for Village Area CouncilServing as the first Parliamentarian to an area of hundreds of Honors students

Represented over 1100 students at Suncoast Community High School.Led weekly executive board meetings to identify and execute strategic initiatives improving student life.Communicated regularly with student body through social media and online classrooms to share updates and gather feedback.Strengthened student culture and pride through organizing popular events like Homecoming, Prom, and holiday activities.

West Palm Beach, Florida, United States

Developed backend infrastructure for new financial literacy e-learning platform using PythonAcquired valuable skills in Python, web development, and collaborating on a remote development teamLed a team of programmers to develop the necessary software, separating the tasks through different groups

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mechanical Engineering

International Baccalaureate & Math, Science, And Engineering Program

Weighted GPA: 5.52/6.00 Unweighted GPA: 4.0/4.0 Ranked 5th out of 370 Relevant Courses: AP Physics C: Mechanics; AP Physics C: Electricity.

Dual Enrollment

GPA: 4.0/4.0 Relevant Coursework: Differential Equations; Intro to Programming (Python); Intro to Java; Intro to C; C#; Database.