ADITYA BHATTER
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OBJECTIVE
To contribute and learn from an engineering firm where I will have the opportunity to apply my electrical
engineering and software programming skills and in turn contribute to the firm's development
EDUCATION
Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering (Control Systems) GPA: 3.40 May 2015
University of Southern California – Los Angeles, CA
Related Coursework: Multi-Variable Control, Robotics, Computer Vision, Linear Systems Theory
Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering GPA: 3.85 May 2013
University of Mumbai – Mumbai, India
Coursework: Microcontrollers, Control Theory, Electronic Circuit Design, Communication Engineering
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Proficient Languages: C++, Python, HTML 5, Prior Experience in: C, Java
Tools Used: Visual Studio 2013, Eclipse, Eagle for PCB Design
Applications: MATLAB, Simulink, RS Logix 1000, Unity Pro, AutoCAD, Arduino
Operating Systems: Robot Operating System(ROS), Windows, Linux
WORK EXPERIENCE
USC Interactions Lab (Graduate Student Researcher) – Los Angeles, CA March 2014 - Present
Evaluating a study for determining the distance for the meaningful interaction between a human and
half Humanoid robot mounted on a Pioneer robot
Controlling the robot’s movement using a PS3 controller and a Wii Mote, programming in C++ on ROS
Using a Hokuyo Laser sensor to track the distance between the human and the robot. Writing the data
to a file for further evaluation of the experiment, programming in C++
Larsen & Toubro (Intern) – Mumbai, India July 2012- May 2013
Evaluated and designed control and automation techniques for 12 major processes of a Cement plant
which included Kiln Control, Dust Handling System
Implemented the techniques on interlock logics to facilitate the programming o f process control
systems, using Unity Pro software and improved the overall efficiency by 10%
Siemens (Trainee) – Mumbai, India June 2012
Programmed and examined the process control system of a Paint Emulsion Plant using Simatic S7 -300
Analyzed test results to locate and determine causes of malfunction and implemented changes
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Nao Robot (Group of 4) – Los Angeles, CA January 2014- April 2014
The Nao robot was made to balance on one leg and hop on the spot using SL Simulation and Real-Time
control software, programmed in C++ and MATLAB
Laser Pointing Device (Individual Member) – Los Angeles, California January 2014- April 2014
Designed a PID controller for a Laser Pointing Device using Bode Plots, Root Locus design techniques
to meet the given specifications, programmed in MATLAB and Simulink