Bio / Contact / Resume

Building reliable autonomy systems from sensing to software.

I'm a Robotics and AI Software Engineer based in Tempe, Arizona, currently pursuing an M.S. in Robotics and Autonomous Systems at ASU and working as a Research Assistant on event-based star tracking for high-speed spacecraft attitude estimation.

Bio

Research-driven engineer with production systems depth

My current research focuses on event-based sensing for spacecraft attitude estimation, including centroid correction, event batching, astrometric initialization, adaptive measurement uncertainty, and weighted Wahba attitude estimation.

Before graduate school, I built production-grade Python, C, and C++ software for distributed, reliability-critical defense platforms at Tata Advanced Systems, including backend services, telemetry/health monitoring, data pipelines, and deterministic control workflows.

Across my projects, I care about measurable engineering: latency, reliability, detection accuracy, tracking error, simulation-to-control loops, and the tooling that makes complex systems observable and easier to improve.

Current focus

Event-based space autonomy

Low-SWaP sensing, high-speed star motion, centroid correction, synthetic/real evaluation, and attitude-estimation pipelines.

Engineering signal

Robust, measurable systems

Backend services, C/C++ and Python pipelines, observability, profiling, evaluation design, simulation, and real-time control.

Focus areas

Event-based visionSpace autonomyState estimationDifferentiable physicsRobotics simulation/controlReliable distributed systems

Contact

Let's talk robotics, autonomy, and research.

Tempe, AZ

Open to robotics/autonomy research roles, AI software engineering, space autonomy work, and collaborations around event-based vision, simulation, and real-time perception-to-control systems.