Abhii Sundaram

Abhii Sundaram has a diverse work experience spanning over several companies and industries. Starting in 2010, Abhii began their career as an Inspire Intern at NASA, where they gained hands-on experience in the field of aeronautics and space exploration. They then went on to work as a Draftsman Intern at American Block in 2012.

In 2013, Abhii joined The Boeing Company as a Flight Test Engineering 787 Ground Operations Intern, gaining valuable insights into the aviation industry. The following year, they worked as an Aerothermal Fluids, Hypersonics, and Heat Transfer Intern at Aerojet Rocketdyne, where they honed their skills in the field of aerodynamics and heat transfer.

Abhii's career continued to progress, and in 2015, they joined Raytheon as a Senior Systems Engineer. During their time at Raytheon, they played a vital role in developing and implementing various systems. In 2019, Abhii joined Inceptio as a Senior Perception Software Engineer, focusing on perception software for autonomous vehicles.

After their tenure at Inceptio, Abhii moved on to Applied Intuition in 2020, where they worked as a Software Engineer. They were responsible for developing software solutions and contributed to the company's success until 2022.

Currently, Abhii is employed at Woven Planet as a Senior Software Engineer, leveraging their expertise to contribute to the advancements in autonomous vehicle technology.

In addition to their professional experiences, Abhii also showcased their leadership skills as the Guidance, Navigation, & Control Subsystem Leader at the Cornell University Violet Satellite Project Team. They led a team, directed technical and managerial aspects of subsystem work, and were recognized for their outstanding contributions.

Overall, Abhii Sundaram's work experience highlights their versatility, technical expertise, and contributions to various industries.

From 2013 to 2014, Abhii Sundaram attended Cornell Engineering, where they earned a Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) degree in Aerospace Engineering.