Raghav Verma, EIT

Raghav Verma, EIT has a diverse work experience in engineering roles. Raghav started their career at Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd as an Electrical Engineering Intern, where they optimized load distribution and assisted with the maintenance of power systems. Raghav then worked at Speedways Electric Pvt Ltd as a Junior Electrical Engineer, designing electrical drivelines and improving efficiency in electric vehicle manufacturing. Raghav also gained experience as an Electronics Manufacturing Engineer at EMS2020 Technologies, where they manufactured circuit boards, troubleshooted failures, and prepared statistical reports. Raghav then interned as a Systems Verification Engineering Intern at Maxim Integrated, focusing on verification test plans for USB extension devices. Most recently, Raghav joined EnWave Corporation as a System Engineer, contributing to the design, development, and installation of vacuum-microwave dehydration machines. Raghav also worked on PLC programming and visited customer sites for equipment installation and testing. Overall, Raghav's work experience demonstrates their strong skills in electrical and electronics engineering, as well as their ability to work in complex environments and collaborate with cross-functional teams.

Raghav Verma, EIT completed their Bachelor of Technology degree in Electronics (Instrumentation and Control) Engineering at Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology from 2013 to 2017. Afterward, they pursued a Master of Engineering degree in Mechatronic Systems Engineering at Simon Fraser University from 2018 to 2019. In addition to their formal education, Raghav obtained several certifications, including Siemens TIA Portal Step 7 from Automation Training Inc in March 2023, Business Development Foundations, Communication Foundations, Introduction to Business Analytics, Learning to Be Assertive, Negotiation Foundations, and Project Management Simplified from LinkedIn in July and August 2020. Raghav also received the Engineer In Training designation from Engineers and Geoscientists BC in March 2020.