Resume

• 2005

  PhD

  Aerospace Engineering

  Activities Coordinator - Nanotechnology and Nanoscience Student Association

  TAMU chapter\nVice President - Society of Engineering Science Inc. TAMU chapter\nGraduate Teaching Academy\nTAMU Roadrunners

• 2001

  M. Tech.

  Satellite Technology and Applications (Aerospace Engineering)

• 1997

  B. Eng.

  Mechanical Engineering

• Composites

  Finite Element Analysis

  Experimentation

  ANSYS

  LaTeX

  Materials Science

  Nanotechnology

  CFD

  Fortran

  Engineering

  Mathematical Modeling

  Matlab

  Numerical Analysis

  Characterization

  Solid Mechanics

  Research

  Simulations

  Singh

  Singh

  Innovative Extractive Technologies Ltd (NXT)

  GE Infrastructure

  Texas A&M University

  University of Toronto

  Cornell University

  Damage and failure of composite materials

  Texas A&M University

  Postdoctoral Associate

  Multiscale modeling of age hardening and fracture toughness in aluminum alloys

  Cornell University

  University of Toronto

  Research & teaching in the field of computational materials science

  Assistant Professor

  Toronto

  Canada Area

  Associate Professor

  Department of Materials Science & Engineering\nCross-appointed with the Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

  Erwin Edward Hart Endowed Professor of Materials Science & Engineering

  Toronto

  Canada Area

  University of Toronto

  I was working in the Rotating Parts Life Management group at JFWTC

  Bangalore.

  GE Infrastructure

  Innovative Extractive Technologies Ltd (NXT)

  Experienced simulation and modelling professional with 15+ years of experience in solving complex industrial problems and providing tangible benefits to the clients. Some key areas of expertise include:\n\nFEA\nFailure Analysis\nAtomistic Simulations\nMechanical Design\nIntegrated Computational Materials Engineering\nWhat if and Root Cause Analysis

  Director Simulation and Modelling

  Toronto

  Canada Area