
I am a PhD student and Graduate Research Assistant at the Center for Advanced Vehicle and Energy Systems (CAVES) Laboratory at The University of Akron. My work centers on power electronics and electric machine control, driven by a strong interest in how efficient energy conversion enables advanced electrification.
I am particularly drawn to the interplay between power converter design, control strategies, and emerging semiconductor technologies, and to the role they play in electric vehicles and future energy systems.
I welcome the opportunity to connect with researchers, engineers, and industry professionals working in these areas, and to exchange ideas on the future of electrification.
(April 2021 - October 2024)
(February 2016 - February 2021)
(July 2013 - July 2015)
(January 2003 - February 2013)
Developing advanced solid-state circuit breakers for enhanced reliability and performance.
Exploring the potential of wide bandgap semiconductors in power electronics applications..
Designing efficient power electronic systems for electric vehicles..
Integrating DC microgrids with smart grid technologies for improved energy management.
March 2023 - Present (2 years)
January 2022 - December 2022 (1 year)