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SW Design Review - UNLV & CSN
Friday February 28, 2025 11:00am - 11:50am EST
Center for Manufacturing Innovation - Room 226
Moderators
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Ajay Suresh

Project Engineer, Argonne National Laboratory
Ajay Suresh is a Project Engineer at Argonne National Laboratory for the Battery Workforce Challenge collegiate competition. He also serves as a member of the BattChallenge’s Operational Steering Committee. Prior to joining Argonne, Suresh held a wide range of engineering roles... Read More →
Judges
avatar for Jonathan Rhodes

Jonathan Rhodes

Technical Specialist - Battery Systems and Electrification Engineering, AVL
avatar for Kushagra Gupta

Kushagra Gupta

Software Architect - BMS Controls, Stellantis
Kushagra is Technical Fellow for BMS Controls at Stellantis. He has worked on development and validation of software and controls for various ECUs. He holds Master of Science in Embedded Systems from Oakland University.
avatar for Nikhil Biju

Nikhil Biju

Senior Battery Applications Engineer, Gamma Technologies
Nikhil is an inquisitive and passionate senior battery applications engineer at Gamma Technologies, with half a decade of experience in battery modeling and simulation. His background lies in fault detection, physics-based modeling, equivalent circuit models, reduced-order models... Read More →
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Ricardo Habre

Field Applications Engineer, Analog Devices
Ricardo Habre is a Field Applications Engineer at Analog Devices focused on Automotive Electrification Systems. He received his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan-Dearborn. Prior to joining Analog Devices in 2021, he worked as an Electrical... Read More →
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Sam Reinsel

Senior Education Programs Engineer, MathWorks
Sam joined MathWorks in 2018 as in the engineering development group, and has been on the Student competition team since 2020. He primarily supports Automotive student competitions in the US and Europe. Sam holds an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Virginia Tech, where he worked... Read More →
Friday February 28, 2025 11:00am - 11:50am EST
Center for Manufacturing Innovation - Room 226
  Presentation, UNLV & CSN
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