Work Experience

Embedded Systems & Firmware Intern – Handheld Bioprinter, Guenther Lab
First Year Summer Research Fellow, University of Toronto
May 2025 – Present
Toronto, ON
Awarded the highly competitive First Year Summer Research Fellowship (1 of 15 selected from over 1,000 first-year engineering students), supervised by Professor Axel Guenther. Developed real-time firmware on STM32-Based Arduino Portenta to control motor CAN Bus using CANopen (mbed C++) & implemented ISR-driven emergency-stop (10 ms resolution) for multi-motor shutdown. Engineered dual-protocol system integrating I2C touchscreen with synchronized CAN motor control; Debugged and verified timing/signals with oscilloscopes, logic analyzers and multimeters. Built GUI in C/C++ for surgeon-device interaction, applying UI/UX design principles to reduce cognitive overload. Designed custom PCBs in Altium Designer, ran LTSpice simulations for circuit validation & performed soldering tasks.
AI/ML Research Intern
Applied Physics, Electrical Engineering Dept., University of Calcutta
Oct 2022 – Jul 2024
Kolkata, India
Analyzed thermocouple sensor data using polynomial regression and ML models (SVM, KNN, Random Forest), achieving 99.8% accuracy. Enhanced biomedical device performance via optimized feature engineering and model evaluation.

Leadership & Design Teams

Embedded Systems & Computer Vision Lead, Microfluidic Cell Analysis Co-Lead
University of Toronto Biomedical Engineering Design Team (UTBIOME)
Sept 2025 – Present
Toronto, ON
Co-leading a 25-member team developing a microfluidic-chip device; designing STM32-based embedded control systems, custom PCBs, & interfacing peripherals with data transfer over communication protocols (CAN, I2C, SPI, UART). Integrating high-resolution imaging modules with real-time computer vision, and edge ML for blood cell analysis.
Embedded Systems Recruit — Autonomous Rover Team
University of Toronto Robotics Association (UTRA)
Sept 2025 – Present
Toronto, ON
Developing ROS2-based embedded systems for IGVC rover: Designing C/C++ firmware on Linux, Arduino/Raspberry Pi, & implementing CAN/I2C/SPI interfaces; Designing PCBs, power management, motor/sensor control.
Team Lead, ZenVision — APS112
Engineering Strategies and Practices (ESP), University of Toronto
Jan 2025 – Apr 2025
Toronto, ON
Led a 6-member team from concept to prototype, fostering collaboration, resolving conflicts, and ensuring progress through open discussions, and team alignment. Coordinated with the Engineering Manager, TA, and CI to gather feedback on design documents and integrate suggestions into the project. Designed assistive smart glasses for a child with ADHD to detect verbal outbursts via real-time audio processing. Built MFCC-based Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) in TensorFlow deployed on ESP32; achieved latency: 1.93s. Developed real-time Firebase dashboard (HTML/CSS/JS, Plotly.js) for behavioral tracking. Selected Top 20 of 187+ teams in UofT ESP Design Day Showcase.
Design Team Member — Software/Embedded Dev, Breathing Biofeedback
University of Toronto Biomedical Engineering Design Team (UTBIOME)
Sept 2024 – Sept 2025
Toronto, ON
Designed wearable breathing biofeedback device (stretch sensors, Arduino, FFT, ML) for early COPD detection. Built cross-platform mobile apps (iOS/Objective-C, Android/Java) with Bluetooth control & real-time data display.

Involvement with UofT Engineering

Orientation Leader — F!rosh 2T5, Zeta Subgroup
First Year Engineering Orientation, University of Toronto
Sept 2025 – Sept 2025
Toronto, ON
Led a team of 50 first-year students in collaboration with fellow Orientation Leaders, subcommittees, and executives to execute multi-day orientation events. Served as Designated Leader for Academic Success Seminar and Build Battle, managing schedules, organizing presentations, and doing safety demonstrations. Directed Build Battle operations for Zeta: formed frosh groups, delegated tasks among leaders, managed supply distribution, and supervised safe use of power tools (drills/impact drivers) while assisting teams to build wooden launcher devices.Assisted with other large-scale events, including Convocation, Downtown Walkarounds, chants, games, and D!YE, ensuring smooth execution and inclusive engagement.
ECE Ambassador
Electrical & Computer Engineering Department, University of Toronto
Sept 2025 – Present
Toronto, ON
Represent the ECE department to prospective students through campus tours, info sessions, and outreach events; provide guidance on curriculum, student life, and career opportunities.
Mentor
Hi-Skule, University of Toronto Engineering
Sept 2025 – Present
Toronto, ON
Mentor high school students in STEM through design challenges and outreach events, promoting engineering and providing guidance on STEM exploration.