Problem solving ability is an asset but one of the greatest problems is to decide which problems to solve within the limited life span
A little bit about myself
I love large-scale and complex technological endeavors that need to be undertaken today to secure our future for the coming decades (e.g., Preoccupations). A compelling vision often finds its way toward implementation through its own set of inspired followers.
Currently, I am deeply engaged in engineering activities within the aerospace industry that will facilitate the execution of next generation defence and space programs. Earlier, I was actively involved in the research and advanced engineering activities within the automotive and transportation industry in pursuit of future mobility solutions. Even before that I worked on software technologies within the financial services industry to help enable corporate banks manage their digital transformation journeys.Â
During the previous chapter in my life I had spent over a decade conducting several research projects in mathematics (e.g., Mathematics). My research career started within the fields of algebra and analysis (more precisely, operator algebras) and eventually grew to include topology and geometry (more precisely, homotopy theory) with applications to mathematical physics (more precisely, string theory). In rather simplistic terms my research can be summarized as problem solving in multi-dimensional spaces via graphs and matrices. I was particularly interested in infinite dimensional phenomena that arise quite naturally in quantum field theories. Adapting to the emerging trends and in alignment with the societal needs for a digital future, my interests shifted gradually toward practical applications via real world technologies like
Although I am not a software developer, I like to gain hands-on experience with software technologies to facilitate business decisions (consult my Github profile).
I am originally from India; now I live in Germany. Thanks to my research projects I got a chance to live and gather first hand working experience in the following countries:
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Please take a look at my mother's painting gallery.