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South Bend, Indiana, United States

Novi, Michigan, United States

Assisted in design and development of a coolant manifold for a vehicle battery pack using Nx CAD software.Worked on retention strategies for coolant and wiring harnesses at the pack level. Designed a custom L bracket to house fir tree clips for retainers.Supported design of module lifting feature using eye bolts and customized brackets.Assisted in modification of the top lid of a battery pack to reduce stresses produced during venting events, improving safety and reliability.Carried supplier selection process for engineering projects based on quality, cost, and their delivery capabilities.Conducted rigorous leak testing procedures for the coolant head - ensuring product meets reliability and safety standardsProficient in utilizing Teamcenter PLM software to manage product data, collaborate with cross-functional teams, and streamline design processes.Gained experience in designing complex mechanical components and assemblies using Siemens Nx CAD software, ensuring precision and adherence to engineering standards.Developed comprehensive assembly instructions for coolant manifolds, ensuring precise and efficient assembly processes in a manufacturing environment.Designed and crafted a specialized template to verify hole alignment within the battery enclosure module, enhancing quality control measures and streamlining production operations.Designed and developed cell testing fixtures for conducting Pressure vs life cycle tests, ensuring accurate and reliable testing of cells in various operational conditions.Developed precise 2D drawings for battery pack enclosures, adhering to GD&T rules, ensuring the highest standards of design accuracy and manufacturability.Conducted a comprehensive torque study on battery pack enclosures, optimizing their structural integrity and performance to meet stringent industry requirements and enhance overall product reliability.

Warangal, Telangana, India

Shape Optimization of Interconnecting DuctsDesigned multiple iterations of base shape of interconnecting ducts(N-shape) in Solidworks, and used ANSYS workbench to arrive at an optimal design with minimum pressure loss.Iterations were made by varying the conic arc shape and by discretizing the model with fine mesh and was later solved in Ansys-Fluent

Kazipet, Warangal, Telangana

Was exposed to the working principles of super charger, cylinder heads, fuel injection pump and their assembly sequences.

Master'S Degree, Automotive Systems Engineering

Bachelor Of Engineering - Be, Mechanical Engineering, 85%