THz & EM design
- Sawtooth antenna design & optimization (0.1–1.2 THz)
- Full-wave simulation in HFSS & Keysight ADS
- Graphene Drude-model impedance engineering
About me
MS(Research) scholar, Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Delhi — supervised by Prof. Santanu Manna.
I am a researcher and engineer working across terahertz antenna design, semiconductor device fabrication, silicon photonics, and quantum technologies. My thesis at IIT Delhi involves designing and analyzing planar log-periodic sawtooth antennas for THz applications — full-wave HFSS simulation, graphene impedance modeling in Python, automated GDSII layout generation, and cleanroom fabrication with graphene-based THz detection.
Beyond the thesis, I design superconducting qubits and readout circuitry (Qiskit Metal, pyEPR, ADS QuantumPro), build silicon photonic modulators and filters (Lumerical CHARGE/MODE), run analog IC design flows in Cadence Virtuoso, and automate cryogenic measurement instrumentation with PyVISA/SCPI. Earlier stints include information security at Tata Consultancy Services and a bachelor thesis on quantum random number generation at SASTRA.
As a teaching assistant for five courses at IIT Delhi and a Qiskit Advocate with IBM Quantum, I am passionate about education, mentoring, and open collaboration. After completing my MS in June 2026, I am targeting R&D and engineering roles in the semiconductor, photonics, and quantum technology industries — alongside PhD opportunities.
Journey
MS(Research), Electrical Engineering · CGPA 8.6/10 · Supervisor: Prof. Santanu Manna
Thesis on planar log-periodic sawtooth antennas for THz applications — HFSS simulation, graphene modeling, automated GDSII layout, and cleanroom fabrication — while serving as a teaching assistant for five courses and contributing to conferences (SAMDeV 2025, QDC–QCSA).
Hyderabad · 1 year 4 months
Firewall rule-base review, insider-threat analysis, DLP control, technical security assessments, and access reviews. Reinforced my intent to pursue advanced research with practical engineering discipline.
Electrical & Electronics Engineering · CGPA 8.225/10
Built a strong foundation across power systems to digital electronics; discovered my passion for quantum computing through the bachelor thesis on quantum random number generation.
Competencies
From June 2026: full-time R&D and engineering roles in semiconductor devices, THz technology, photonics, or quantum computing — PhD positions equally welcome.