As a second-year master's student in robotics at JHU, my research is primarily focused on Software Development for an Upper-Limb Prosthesis System with the Haptics and Medical Robotics (HAMR) lab. All of my current experience lies in the domain of Software Development, Embedded Systems, Firmware Engineering, Robotics, IoT and Automations, and outreach for students who wish to pursue STEM academically or as a competition base.My previous professional experience includes taking up a role as a Firmware Engineering Intern at Aneuvo, a Medical Devices Start-up based out in Los Angeles, California. With them, I assisted in decreasing latency of data transfer, sensor integration and increasing power efficiency of the system using embedded technology. Previous work from India in community outreach has worked into my background wherein I was a mentor for students taking part in VEX IQ Competition in the Baltimore City Public Schools Division. I now assist the STEM outreach office for an internship based research cohort program for high school students at JHU. Having done coursework in Project and Product Management, and leading the Robotics Team at DJSCE as the vice captain, I have a strong technical and managerial background in computer science, electronics, computer vision, machine learning, IoT, robotics and embedded engineering. I always believe that you not only need to better yourself, but should also engage in helping younger people who want to tread on a similar path as you.