Hello,
I'M
KISHORE ESWARAN.

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Welcome to my blog,

I am an Electrical Engineer with a Master's degree from the University of Colorado - Boulder, specializing in Power Electronics.

I have had the opportunity to work on exciting projects over the last five years. Scroll down to get to know me better.

Jun 2023

DC-DC Power Development Engineer

Developing Point of Load buck regulators (VR) ranging from 0.1 W – 2.8 kW for ThinkSystem servers.
Performing the DC/DC regulator testing to ensure proper functionality and reliability.
Simulating signal integrity software to optimize VR placement and routing, resulting in higher efficiency and cost savings.

May 2022 - May 2023

Power Intern, Hardware Development

Working on designing, analyzing, and simulating power electronics hardware circuits and systems used in AC motor drives and testing them in a development laboratory using specialized instrumentation. Gained experience with troubleshooting printed circuit boards, soldering techniques, and safety practices in a high-voltage laboratory which gave me good exposure to Rockwell Automation's product development processes and cross-functional teams.

Constructing an active clamp flyback converter to power up the gate boards, control circuits, fans, etc., on the AC drives.
Conducting Double pulse testing (DPT) to evaluate the performance of SiC MOSFET on 200 HP Power Flex Drive’s board.
Characterizing the Gate driver circuit for SiC MOSFETs based on the DPT results.
Handling high-voltage and high-power electronics testing on the 500 HP motor drive system.

Feb 2020 - Aug 2021

Automotive Engineer

Programmed a Python-based automation tool to track bugs and issues in Redmine API
Parsed the Redmine CSV files, produced the desired metric data, and did Python Redmine API debugging.
Built server-client applications for Cummins and Honda using adaptive AUTOSAR standards ( Developed in C++ and tested on Linux Virtualizer ).

Oct 2019 - Jan 2020

Power Electronics Intern

Developed Embedded C code for interfacing Torque sensor with LCD module.
Controlled by DSpic33 in MPLAB IDE using an I2C communication protocol.
Assisted testing motor control drive converter for PMSM / BLDC.
Familiarized with working with Surface Mount Technology (PCB design, soldering, and testing of Surface Mount Devices).

Feel free to reach out to me, if you are interested in my work, or would simply like to connect with me

kishoreeswaran23@gmail.com

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