Inventor · Engineer · Serial Founder
I build things that don't exist yet — power electronics systems, EV charging infrastructure, and the intellectual property that sits beneath both.
Currently at Emergence Technologies as Chief Innovation Officer, where I built a patented voice-based natural language security system capable of identifying multiple users, detecting distress in real time, and autonomously contacting 9-1-1. The technology is actively licensed across multiple use cases.
As a serial founder, I've spent the past half decade designing AC and DC fast charging systems from 60 to 480 kW and navigating the infrastructure realities of emerging markets globally. The problems aren't the same in each place — the grid topology, the utility structure, the policy environment — and that's what makes it interesting.
I hold a Ph.D and am currently pursuing graduate studies in AI, and legal studies at Cornell. That's not academic accumulation — it's because the next decade of energy technology will be decided as much by software intelligence, policy design, and IP strategy as by electrical engineering.
I work closely with IEEE, SAE, and NENA because standards are where engineering constraints get codified into what's actually deployable.
Advanced converter topologies, resonant circuits, bidirectional energy transfer, and SiC-based high-frequency designs.
AC and DC fast charging systems from 60 to 480 kW — design, grid integration, and deployment across diverse utility environments.
Invention across power electronics, sensing devices, and voice technology — granted and pending patents in the US and India.
Energy infrastructure deployment where grid constraints, policy environments, and market dynamics require first-principles thinking.
AI applied to energy systems optimization, predictive grid management, and intelligent charging infrastructure.
Working with IEEE, SAE, and NENA to shape how engineering constraints become deployable, enforceable standards.
Multi-user identification, real-time distress detection, and autonomous emergency communication. Patented at Emergence Technologies — actively licensed across multiple use cases.
Multi-modal power conversion supporting vehicle-to-grid (V2G), grid-to-vehicle (G2V), and renewable energy integration at scale. Dual filing: USPTO and India PTO.
Autonomous step-counting and motion sensing device for wearable applications. Patent pending.
I write regularly on LinkedIn on EV infrastructure, grid challenges, charging policy, and the gap between what governments commit to building and what actually gets built.
The focus is substance over narrative — real numbers, real constraints, real policy. No hype. The energy transition is complicated enough without adding noise to it.