Medical Systems Engineer
Systems engineer focused on building medical technologies that support and augment physiological function under real clinical constraints.
My work sits at the intersection of imaging, mechatronics, and computational methods, with an emphasis on systems that adapt to biological function rather than override it. I have developed prototypes across university research settings and internships, including image guided training tools and experimental platforms for data driven iteration. I am currently pursuing an MEng in Bioengineering at UC Berkeley while contributing to research in Magnetic Particle Imaging and microfluidic system development.
Other Experiences
CEO & Co-Founder
Claexa AI
Building an AI-powered learning platform for schools, focused on workflow automation for educators.
Operations Staff
Berkeley Dining
Campus operations and teamwork in a high-throughput environment.
Tutor
The Local Teachers, London
Maths and science tutoring with structured lesson planning.
My Journey
MEng Bioengineering
Aug 2025 – Present
Specializing in Medical Imaging and Microfluidics. developing technologies to correct and augment physiological function.
MPI Tracer Purification
Developing microfluidic purification systems for Magnetic Particle Imaging (MPI) tracers.
TuriTap Adaptation Kit
Designing TuriTap handpump adapters for 90% faster installation in rural water systems.
Morphing Matters / Robotic Dress
Creating an expressive wearable system integrating soft robotics and sensing.
Automation Engineering
Jun 2025 – Sept 2025
Developed automated spin-coating workflows and validation protocols for materials science research.
BEng Biomedical Engineering
Sept 2022 – May 2025
Comprehensive training in medical physics, mechatronics, and clinical engineering.
Radiation-Free C-arm Simulator
Developed a radiation-free C-arm simulator for interventional radiology training.
NASRAT (Stroke Risk AI)
Designed the Quality Management System (QMS) for an AI-based SaMD stroke risk tool.
CL-Air Smart Air Quality Monitor
IoT device for real-time air quality monitoring with cloud dashboard integration.
Haptic Museum Display
Tactile fossil anatomy display for visually impaired visitors at the Gordon Museum.
Re-Birth: 3D Childbirth Simulation
Immersive 3D visualization of childbirth physiology using patient-specific MRI data.
IB Diploma
2020 – 2022
Subjects
- Chemistry HL: 7
- Biology HL: 7
- Mathematics AA HL: 6
- Physics HL: 6
- English SL: 6
- French Ab Initio: 6
- EE/TOK: 3
Physics HL (6), Chem HL (7), Bio HL (7), Math AA HL (6). Active in COVID fundraising via Kolkata Foundation.
WHY BIOENGINEERING
My inspiration to becoming a bioengineer
“In 2017, my father brought home a science magazine and one cover stayed with me. It featured Dr. Ellen T. Roche’s soft robotic heart sleeve, and it was the first time I really saw how engineering could expand what medicine is capable of. Later, through high school, I leaned more seriously toward becoming a doctor, drawn by the human impact and the idea of working on the front lines with Doctors Without Borders. I followed a lot of medical pages on Instagram, and one post in particular stopped me. It showed a doctor pulling a patient back with a rope, and instead of only seeing the hero in the doctor, I couldn’t stop thinking about the rope itself.
Then it clicked. The rope was everything behind the clinician, the technologies, diagnostics, imaging, and tools that make saving lives possible in the first place. In that moment, it felt less like an interest and more like a vocation, a calling to build those tools and scale impact beyond one person at a time. That is what led me to Biomedical Engineering at King’s College London, and I have never looked back since.”
Glimpses of my life
